Sentence examples for for his persistent from inspiring English sources

Cotto is known for his persistent attacks and for setting up opponents with fierce body shots.

LORD ASHCROFT, a prominent Conservative peer, is known for his persistent (and often barbed) advice to his party's leadership.

The letters are also an outlet for his persistent frustrations and passions; he is a thoughtful and harsh critic of his homeland and of his fellow-writers.

McNamara also came in for criticism for his persistent selection of Rangi Chase at half-back before surprisingly selecting Gareth Widdop for the semi-final.

Avery was the center of attention in the first-round playoff victory against the Devils, mostly for his persistent antagonism of goaltender Martin Brodeur.

India's political establishment is deeply distrustful of Pakistan, especially the Pakistani military, and Mr. Singh has been criticized at home for his persistent efforts to engage Pakistan.

Beck, who was laid off in August 2013, said he believed that Binkle targeted him for removal because of his persistent questions over the program.

A 60-year-old man with a history of resection of incidentally detected grade 1 follicular lymphoma in a mesenteric lymph node and a new FDG-avid mass lesion of the right posterior scapula presented to our hospital for further management of his persistent right scapular pain and mass, diagnosed as localized Langerhans cell histiocytosis at an outside institution.

Eventually we come to know, as Nick does, of his persistent longing for a woman from his past, the now-married Daisy Buchanan.

The relationship between Margaret and Carol's twin Mark was very different, however: she adored him, despite his persistent weakness for accident-prone escapades.

Meanwhile, his persistent calls for neighbors to report neighbors to the F.B.I. recalls the effort to arrest foreign anarchists, Communists, and radical leftists by the Department of Justice under the leadership of Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, who had Presidential aspirations of his own, during 1919 and 1920.