Sentence examples for it persistently from inspiring English sources

Wafou's licence was taken away by Norwich City Council after Norfolk Police said it persistently breached its conditions.

This place is balls, and there's a low-lying creep factor that makes it persistently unsettling.

This book can be unsettling at times, but it persistently aroused in this reviewer a wriggling, six-legs-up delight.

The baby had been born with a rare condition called tracheobronchomalacia: the tissue of one portion of his airway was so weak that it persistently collapsed.

Despite Newcastle's fall into the Championship Shelvey then began this season warming the bench and, when liberated from it, persistently attempting too many "Hollywood passes" and over-ambitious long-range shots.

A new biography, doggedly researched and sharply written by Tracey Goessel, The First King of Hollywood: The Life of Douglas Fairbanks gives us a chance to consider the star in a new light, not least because it persistently interrogates much of his own myth-making.

If Iran now faces a possible military assault to destroy its alleged nuclear weapons installations, it is because it has persistently defied international demands to come clean on its nuclear program.

But on May 6th it blustered that it would "persistently safeguard the sovereignty of our nation, based on self-defensive nuclear deterrent".

It is deeply misunderstood and constantly held in a state of vulnerability, but that hasn't stopped it from persistently owning its role and standing unapologetically tall in what it was born to be.

Reporting on this movie's premiere at the London Film festival earlier this year, I wrote that it lingered persistently in my mind, and it lingers still, like a melody of desperate sadness.

Yet since the Fed made that its target in early 2012, it has persistently fallen short (see chart).