Sentence examples for most persistent being from inspiring English sources

When Umunna withdrew his candidacy, there was speculation galore, the most persistent being that he is gay and wants to hide it.

Among the most persistent was George Soros, the Hungarian-born financier.

The most persistent is the garrulous Mexican-American widow who lives next door, Esperanza (Adriana Barraza).

One of the most persistent was Dr. Howard Champion, a retired trauma surgeon from the Washington Hospital Center.

Of all the complaints that non-Scandinavians have about our northern cousins, perhaps the most persistent is the idea that they are beset by sameness.

One of the areas where the bilingual advantage appears to be most persistent isn't related to a particular skill or task: it's a general benefit that seems to help the aging brain.

— one of the most persistent is: What, in point of fact, do the thousands of commuters who arrive each day for work or recreation truly contribute to the city?

The business attracted suitors, and one of the most persistent was Equity Residential, which had long followed the path set by Mr. Zell: serial deal-making that made it one of the biggest apartment investors in the country.

Most persistent were the author Robert Wheeler and his wife, Florence Ridlon.

When Rexroad asked how he was feeling, he responded, "I'm O.K. How are you?" Christopher's most persistent symptom was anxiety, which Rexroad traced in part to grief over the onset of his illness.

The responses were a devastating catalogue of destructive, disparaging and subversive coverage, the most persistent criticism being the media's concentration on the negative.