Sentence examples for is a persistent one from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the notion of the mark of Cain, the telltale stamp of culpability, is a persistent one.

Small waists seem to have been prized throughout time, except possibly during the era of Rubens or in the Paleolithic mists, when the famous Venus of Willendorf fixed forever the overripe ideals of feminine beauty circa 30,000 B.C. "The imagery of the caged waist and torso engineered into an ideal shape is a persistent one," Mr. Koda said.

Still, the image of a rural Eden is a persistent one in Western culture, whatever the philosophy behind it, and there are elements of this vision even in D.H. Lawrence's Rainbow (1915) and, however improbable this may seem, in his Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928).

The issue of open source vulnerabilities is a persistent one.

Consider prosecution only if the offender is a persistent one in your business or if the amount of the bad check is substantial.

Still, the myth that electoral outcomes are greatly influenced by national sporting success is a persistent one.

And so, if you think about a relationship that we have to a painting or a photograph hangs on our wall, it's a persistent one, and it's a quiet one, and it sort of lives in the background, and it doesn't demand your attention or absorb you.

The promise of home robotics has been a persistent one over the decades.

The discrepancy, of course, could be related to a bug in Apple's App Store ranking algorithm, but it's a persistent one if that's the case.

Obama has been a strong supporter of the general cause, which — even with the advances we have seen in education and women's rights — has been a persistent one globally.

Still, the question of "what's next" had been a persistent one for the company, which got $5 million from Atlas, Index and the Accelerator Group in 2006 but has since been self-funded and is profitable.