Sentence examples for perhaps the most persistent from inspiring English sources

Even Daniel Hannan, perhaps the most persistent Brexit campaigner, espouses a decently liberal global outlook.

Perhaps the most persistent attempt to expose the foolishness of the belief in ghosts is Scooby-Doo.

Perhaps the most persistent effort has been to fix the present by symbolic attempts to mend the past.

In an elegant rebuke, John Yoo's old job goes to Marty Lederman, perhaps the most persistent critic of Yoo's strained validations of illegal acts.

Perhaps the most persistent, and ultimately damaging, feature of the original debate over whether the relationship existed at all was the tight rein placed upon the historical imagination.

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.

Again, this is fascinating, and teachable but not explicity taught by Rosetta Stone.Perhaps the most persistent little puzzle in Rosetta Stone Mandarin is the presence of indispensable yet inscrutable little words all over the place.

Perhaps one of the most persistent struggles when dealing with anxiety is what people get wrong about the disorder.

For 13 years, Mrs. Edelman has been a determined and persistent advocate, perhaps the most determined and the most persistent, for the needs of the nation's children when it comes to welfare, health, juvenile justice and the family.

How race affects Obama's effort to broaden the electoral map is the most persistent question surrounding his campaign — and perhaps the least answerable.

The BMF of BDE-153 was also high in harbor seals from the Oslofjord, perhaps because BDE-153 has a substitution pattern similar to that of PCB-153, which is the most persistent PCB compound.