Sentence examples for persistence something from inspiring English sources

It takes patience and persistence — something we don't always have the luxury of with new apps and products — to build the human networks on which successful microfinance hinges.

I know this persistence owes something to my imaginary friend, and to the solace I took from the bond between us.

Nearly 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, their once fractured land has reknitted itself, and last summer German editorials noted the surprising persistence of something that looked like national pride, in the form of red, black and gold German flags.

Here the idea is that identity the persistence of something from cause to effect provides the needed link.

"It looks like the thing that separates out the capable students from the really successful ones is not so much their knowledge," says Schmidt, "but their persistence at something".

"Persistence bespeaks something more than political miscalculation.

The fans clustered around him were proof enough that his persistence alone was something to cling to.

Its persistence probably has something to do with the fact that most people have trouble actually succeeding.

I think he had a dogged persistence to produce something that had the general contours of his vision, coupled with this ability to say, to his collaborators, "You're clearly a genius — you're Ralph McQuarrie, say — and I will allow you to influence this movie and insert things I wouldn't think of".

I think he had a dogged persistence to produce something that had the general contours of his vision, coupled with this ability to say, to his collaborators, "You're clearly a genius you're Ralph McQuarrie, say and I will allow you to influence this movie and insert things I wouldn't think of". It makes me think of the Beatles.

As opposed to persistence, grit is something that is backed by a deep motivation to change things around us.