Sentence examples for long persisted from inspiring English sources
A culture of silence has long persisted around such behavior, and is only now being broken.
Racial prejudice in the fashion industry has long persisted because of tokenism and lookism.
RACIAL prejudice in the fashion industry has long persisted because of tokenism and lookism.
Doubts have long persisted over the precise location of his remains.
The question is: How, exactly, will democrats use these tools to develop democracy where authoritarianism has long persisted?
Rumors of a romantic liaison between Freud and his sister-in-law, who lived with the Freuds, have long persisted, despite staunch denials by Freud loyalists.
No one realistically expected that the mood of fellow-feeling and coöperation would long persist in the extraordinarily powerful form it took in the immediate wake of September 11th.
The main reason for the poor performance of the farm sector has been the long persisting adverse terms of trade policies for agriculturists; in addition, the mismanagement of natural resources leads to never-ending crisis.
This dichotomist and simplistic way of approaching foraging is primarily enacted by the long persisting belief that nature must be tamed and submissive.
It is difficult to know precisely how high these concentrations were or how long they persisted.
As the day went on, crowds and unusually long lines persisted at some bus stops in Manhattan and Queens.
