Sentence examples for persistent appeals from inspiring English sources

But students on both sides say the pro-Palestinian groups have attracted more attention with louder, more persistent appeals.

"It's regrettable that despite our persistent appeals to some partners, after the Russian-American initiative has already been announced, a decision on Syria was imposed on the U.N. General Assembly, which was lopsided in its character and contradicting to the consensus being formed in the world in favor of political settlement in this country," he said.

Despite persistent appeals from policymakers and politicians to increase the number of college graduates in the United States, a new report projects a shortfall of nearly 24 million degree-holders by 2025.

"This is unusual, but we are being persuaded every day by persistent appeals on the radio and social mobilizers who move from house-to-house telling us that survivors pose no harm to their communities and that everybody must willingly welcome them back," Pa Kalokoh says.

But the obscurity of scripture does go a long way toward explaining its persistent appeal.

The differences are small, but they may explain the persistent appeal of paper.

We may never know, but clearly Holmes's peculiarities have a persistent appeal.

Marina Warner, writing about the persistent appeal of the princess fantasy, cast light on what is at stake.

But the persistent appeal of her populist opponent, Bernie Sanders, has forced concessions that would also once have been unthinkable.

Airstream's appeal seems to have few limits, and indeed a powerful world traveler recently provided proof of its persistent appeal.

But the persistent appeal of such scenes, in which the outnumbered Greeks unexpectedly triumph over the masses of Persian invaders, is ultimately less a matter of storytelling than of politics.