Sentence examples for persist in thinking from inspiring English sources

The Punjabis persist in thinking the Mahrs witless and unenterprising, the Mahrs think the Punjabis vulgar and unprincipled; it is perhaps no surprise that when finally someone broke the code of omertà, which concealed the managers' rapacities, it should be Jhanda.

I nevertheless persist in thinking that the true villain of the piece is Lilya's mother.

they persist in thinking in Berlin that the British promise of assistance does not include the Danzig problem.

Indeed, economics students who persist in thinking that price caps are pro-consumer risk being taken aside by their college advisors and urged to switch to another major.

So much can be delivered in a small space and time, why do playwrights persist in thinking that the only really dramatic gesture is the big one?

America cannot fight al-Qaeda without offending the millions of Muslims who persist in thinking that al-Qaeda has half a point.

And yet we persisted in thinking that it did.

But She persisted in thinking everything was OK, even though Dylan had been suspended from school and arrested for stealing, with Harris, electronic equipment from a parked van.

"Anyone who persists in thinking there was going to be a lot of new entrants for competition have to concede that that will be very unlikely given new capital structures," said Rebecca Arbogast, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus.

It persists in thinking that the El Dorado of good education lies in the individual good school and the individual good head – the type characterised as the "architect" ("careful planners").

For anyone who persists in thinking that Romney's pandering and Carr's cheerleading are about their mutual desire to see the enactment of fair and humane immigration policy and not about the electoral politics of race, consider what Carr said next in his column the day after the Romney interview.