Sentence examples for body persists from inspiring English sources

But her aura – the presence that Monroe so successfully conjured with her body – persists in the things that body touched.

The person persists so long as his or her body persists.

(Immediately after this principle, Kant adds in parentheses a version of the law of inertia that is much closer to Newton's: "every body persists in its state of rest or motion, in the same direction, and with the same speed, if it is not compelled by an external cause to leave this state" (4:543).

This hostility to the body persists today in the Roman Catholic opposition to birth control.

The third pattern (i.e. faint staining throughout the cell body) persists following pre-incubation of the Rosetteless; we interpret this third pattern then to reflect either autofluorescence or non-specific staining.

Around the world, equally gruesome practices which stem from the same motive – inscribing subjugation on the female body – persist, from female genital mutilation to breast ironing.

"In the famous first law of dynamics, Newton had said that a body persisted in a state of rest or constant motion except as it was affected by other bodies; he was assuming that the normal condition of all things was inertia.

In addition, the urticaria-like rash on her body persisted and her CRP level remained elevated.

This pathogen is never cleared from the body, persisting in a number of tissues via hypothesized mechanisms including chronic productive infection and/or latent infection with periodic subclinical reactivation [2], [3].

Overall, 151/359 (42%) women reported ache, pain, discomfort, altered sensations or numbness in the upper body in the week before surgery; of these only 56/359 women (16%) fulfilled the definition of chronic preoperative pain, with painful symptoms in the upper body persisting for 3 months or more before surgery.

Nevertheless, concentrations of apoptotic bodies persisted in the confines of the trigeminal ganglion.