Sentence examples for be a persistent view from inspiring English sources
In the combustion community there seems to be a persistent view that Ludwig Soret (L-S) (thermally driven, non-Fickian) species diffusion will only be important for low molecular weight species, such as H and H2 in H2/air flames.
There is a persistent view that intelligence extracted under torture is worthless, but there is no sign that MI5 or MI6 take that view.
In fact, there is a persistent view in the autism research community that there are only a modest number of autism loci known.
There has been a persistent view in phycological literature that the eastern Canadian Arctic flora is essentially a depauperate range extension of North Atlantic species in common to the Atlantic Provinces of Canada and northern New England with a few so-called Arctic component species [ 2, 9- 11], most of which are nonetheless also found in waters around the Atlantic Provinces of Canada [ 11].
Indeed, sex and chess seems to be a persistent theme, the former being the one reliable antidote to all things deemed too dull for audience viewing.
Jealousy, too, can be a persistent issue.
Public understanding of the law relating to consent is woefully lacking, and there is a persistent tendency to view women's behaviour much more critically than that of the men who commit even violent assaults.
But the second and more subtle issue is a persistent problem of typecasting – a deeply embedded view that regards certain topics as "black" and the rest as "white".
Earlier in the day, Trump ignored almost a dozen shouted questions from reporters asking for his views about McCain, who was a persistent critic of the president.
Multitasking is a persistent myth.
