Sentence examples for persist something from inspiring English sources
Fantasies of a great president saving the day still persist, something that Trump, Cruz, and Rubio have all made the centerpiece of their campaigns.
Key to Aristotle's response to the challenges bequeathed him is his insistence that all change involves at least two factors: something persisting and something gained or lost.
A good many green leaves persist, but something has shifted.
It makes you work harder and to realize that if we persist at something and we don't give up, we will win!
The strange kink in his arm persists, something that has been there for 18 months or more, as if he is protecting an elbow problem, and he loses momentum in falling away in his action.
If the noise persists, something more serious should be investigated urgently or by a pro.
Throughout the past century, Newham's poverty has persisted, but something has changed in the past five years.
The lack of progress in redirecting food waste from landfills has persisted as something of an anomaly over the last two decades.
Mr. Walser was talking of the past, which persists as something live in Germany, and of the difficulty of capturing it whole.
Despite the horrifying evidence of the physical decomposition caused by death, the belief has persisted that something of the individual person survives the experience of dying.
On the one hand, "Cowboy" does invoke that spirit of the Wild West – a spirit that reflects many of the challenges of entrepreneurship: surviving, persisting, creating something new, hard-fought conquests to win space, establishing communities, etc.
