Sentence examples for decided to persist from inspiring English sources
"Those of us who decided to persist with him in our fantasy team in place of Brown are inclined to agree with you [about him being overrated]." Speaking of May, Esposito has just held him up on the line.
At first I was bored but I decided to persist.
At first, I was bored, but I decided to persist.
Despite losing to non-league side Worcester City in the third round of the FA Cup in January 1959, the Liverpool board decided to persist with him.
Phase 1: Vahan decided to persist with the previous day's war plan as he had been successful in inflicting damage on the Muslim right.
And offering us, also, a model of conflict resolution: war can be avoided if the weaker side decides to persist in its dignity and its resistance, conquering its fear - but only if the other side, the more apparently powerful one, banishes its automatic presumption of superiority, daring to allow itself to be challenged.
"Why, when the hope of bringing the conflict to a decisive conclusion was dashed within months of its outbreak, did the combatants decide to persist, to mobilise for total war and eventually to commit the totality of their young manhood to mutual destruction?" he said.
Decide to remain friends.
The government seems to have a policy of helping only those Canadians in trouble abroad whom it does not have reason to see as undesirable.In this section Ready to roll again Muck and brass plates Some are on their own ReprintsThus it decided not to persist with an appeal for clemency nor to seek the repatriation of Ronald Smith, a convicted murderer on death row in a Montana jail.
(016, line 635) Some participants decided to ignore pain and persist with functional tasks despite pain.
