Sentence examples for just a persistent from inspiring English sources

"Right now it's just a persistent rumor," said a firefighter from one of the companies, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

And the idea that Jews love money – that Jews are greedy, that Jews are misers – isn't just a persistent myth: it's one of the very few racist stereotypes that people will still offer up without realising that it is a racist stereotype.

And the idea that Jews love money – that Jews are greedy, that Jews are misers – isn't just a persistent myth: it's one of the very few racist stereotypes that people will still offer up without realising that it is a racist stereotype.

And is Amazon really building a gaming/media console or is that just a persistent rumor?

Would just a persistent cough and weight loss make one suspect?

In the meantime, he said, "it's just been a persistent pattern of lingering weakness in the job market".

"It's just a very persistent weather pattern we're in.

My therapist, Gavin, a pleasant, lightly freckled, rusty-haired fellow showing no signs of American Indian blood, did not include Navajo chants in the ceremony -- just a steady, persistent, eerie rattle.

In this sense, Voldemort can be considered (as the developers themselves put it), "basically just a big, distributed, persistent, fault-tolerant hash table" [59].

Saracens, always notable for their ability to pack the crowds in their occasional jaunts to some of the bigger London venues, had just enough to hold off a persistent but profligate Quins side, although head coach Mark McCall will undoubtedly be concerned that his charges displayed little of the precision that has encapsulated their dominance in the past two seasons.

Just as he was a persistent "birther" even after the evidence convincingly showed that President Obama was born in the United States, Trump now continues to propagate the notion that vaccines cause autism in spite of convincing and widely cited evidence to the contrary.