Sentence examples for persisted to make from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giaquinto maintained that Mr. Harris persisted to make a reputation for himself among the inmates.

Sometimes, Dr. Williams-Plunkett and Dr. Arenberg had to persist to make their point.

But the Christian Democrats are evidently betting that in the hearts of ordinary Germans, enough old resentments and enough repressed yearning for a new patriotism persist to make their platform seductive.

But that's not relevant to the discussion of the most practical way for those whose faith persists to make sure their grandchildren can worship in the same place they do someday.

In a world full of tragedy, art still needs to persist to make a life "wonderful," even if that dream can only be achieved in around two hours while watching a classic film.

Go to an adult if they persist to make fun of you.

The king, if he wants his dynasty to persist, needs to make peace with both.

Even when the PMOS, these days a career civil servant who is obliged to play with the straightest of bats, has answered as best he can, they persist, trying to make him say more than he wishes or even, perish the thought, to catch him out in some way.

Extensive research suggests that adolescent ASD is a genetically-initiated, drug-exacerbated, persisting disposition to make risky antisocial and substance-use decisions.

A road blockade of the capital persists, intended to make its people suffer with shortages of essential supplies.

Nevertheless, differences persist over how to make the economy grow.