Sentence examples for most persistent stories from inspiring English sources

The most persistent stories have been of people alive in the ruins.

The loss of children is one of the largest of human tragedies, and their finding is one of the oldest and most persistent stories of folklore: Moses; Romulus and Remus.

To say that there were not 76,588 voters in those critical 3 swing states that were not affected by the number one most persistent story of the entire election is preposterous.

What our dreams mean is one of the oldest and most persistent questions in human history.

The first issue of the solo spin-off series Batman was notable not only for introducing two of his most persistent enemies, the Joker and Catwoman, but for a story in which Batman shoots some monstrous giants to death.

The story was false, but it became the most persistent legend of Sept. 11, according to David P. Mikkelson, who catalogs urban legends on the snopes.com Web site.

Hatred of Jews remains the most persistent and lethal form of racism in history.

Talk story about celebration for Ernest M. Frimbo, world's most persistent railway buff, on crossing his two-and-one-half millionth mile on a train.

The New Yorker, June 5 , 1978P. 29 Talk story about celebration for Ernest M. Frimbo, world's most persistent railway buff, on crossing his two-and-one-half millionth mile on a train.

"He is the most persistent, patient man.

Marxism is only the most persistent.