Sentence examples similar to persisted in success from inspiring English sources

She was one of several postwar artists who, despite Abstract Expressionism's unanimous success, persisted in the notion that abstraction and representation were not mutually exclusive states, that one could paint from reality in a way that gave form, color and paint a power all their own.

The relationship between disturbance and breeding success persisted in both a 'good' and a 'poor' year for overall colony productivity and therefore presumably under very different environmental conditions.

Strong willed, allergic to fashion, even to success, he persisted in going his own way, refusing to sell to prospective buyers he thought did not admire the work properly and breaking off relations with galleries usually after only a show or two.

"I stubbornly persisted in molding it about with little success.

But the aristocratic principle persisted in the United States in our fetish of comparative success. . . .

If he had given up, if he had not persisted in clinical trials, you'd never have the successes we have now.

There was also a self-deprecating quality which has persisted in his work, in the face of considerable material success.

Lawmakers of both parties said they feared that the United States's military success could be undermined if lawlessness persisted in Afghanistan.

Others persisted in new forms.

These problems have persisted in the early 21st century.

All their books persisted in our imaginations.