Sentence examples for persisted behind from inspiring English sources

As he later wrote: "Little by little I could begin to enjoy the unprecedented colors and plays of shapes that persisted behind my closed eyes.

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Slow retrograde flow persisted behind the adhesion zone and, as noted above, was observed by phase contrast microscopy not only within the bulk of the lamellum, but also along the phase-dense cables likely representing the stress-fibers terminating in focal adhesion sites.

In songs like "Lost Souls" and "At a Feast" from Spaccanapoli's self-titled album on the Real World label, Marcello Colasurdo and Monica Pinto sang about a Naples where old rituals and festivals persist behind modern life.

On the other hand, following treatment with sublethal doses of MMS, which does not slow down replication fork progression to the same degree as high HU concentrations, Rfa1 peaks were spread over much larger regions (Supplementary Fig S1A), supporting the notion that during replication in the presence of genotoxic stress, DNA gaps persist behind replication forks (Lopes et al, 2006).

Positive values would actually indicate a "Flash-Lead Effect" (FLeadE) where "behind" judgments persist beyond lag 0 although the movement is ahead of the flash.

Walt was a lean, tall man, ethnically Slovenian, with a beak of a nose and hair persisting only behind his ears.

He's guarded about his personal life (beyond remarking that "I actually live a quite normal life, but... for a foetus"), but rumours persist that behind the characteristic breathy and high-pitched delivery of Emo Philips there is a gentleman called Phil Soltanek, who has been inhabiting this character since the early 1970s.

Although many Republican officials were now lining up behind McCain, Romney persisted through the nationwide Super Tuesday contests on February 5.

This shameful practice has persisted nationally, despite the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, which required the states to place "highly qualified" teachers in every classroom.

Ultimately though, to be queer was to resist definition, and although the AIDS crisis is now decades behind us, the rebellious nature of "queer" has persisted.