Sentence examples for even the most persistent from inspiring English sources
But even the most persistent road rage does not generally lead to the Ultimate Prize in Filmmaking.
It was a five-hour ordeal, in which Clinton was considered to have bested even the most persistent questioners.
THE latest results from a closely followed annual survey of advertiser-agency relations would most likely give pause to even the most persistent Pollyanna.
It didn't take into consideration all the special touches that made browsing at Bloomingdale's and Macy's stores so memorable, like the cranky shoe sales clerks capable of ignoring even the most persistent customers.
Amid this dismal arcade of current events, the incessant pinging of crises, the pinballing from one collapsed norm to the next, it can be difficult to discern even the most persistent patterns.
Researchers were able to keep resistant bacteria from thriving by alternating antibiotics to specifically exploit the vulnerabilities that come along with resistance a strategy that could extend the lifespan of existing drugs to continue fighting even the most persistent pathogens.
Even some of the most persistent critics of the state's deal with the Giants think that some sort of resolution involving the new football stadium and Xanadu is nearly inevitable.
Of all the people trying to push me into marriage though, it's my dear old granny who even at 86 is the most persistent.
Even Voltaire, who is perhaps the most persistent, powerful, vocal Enlightenment critic of religion, directs his polemic mostly against the Catholic Church in France – "l'infâme" in his famous sign-off in his letters, "Écrasez l'infâme" ("Crush the infamous") refers to the Church, not to religion as such.
Even now, in an advanced phase of California's treatment program for the most persistent sex offenders, Mr. Price says he questions his ability to keep his urges in check.
But the most persistent fear was that gay marriage would undermine or even topple its straight counterpart, wreaking havoc on an inherently heterosexual, reproductively defined union.
