Sentence examples for persistent historical from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it remains a remarkably persistent historical issue.

The U.S., unlike Europe and the Middle East, has never had a persistent historical pattern of anti-Semitic violence until this decade in this city.

It is part of a persistent historical and present-day attack on black people in America, with black men made into deviants and black women into problems.

A comprehensive account of an alarming yet persistent historical phenomenon, The Wrong Hands will reshape our understanding of radical violence and state repression in American history.

In this telling, which spans from the Spanish colonial era to the outbreak of the 1965 Watts Rebellion, Hernández documents the persistent historical bond between the racial fantasies of conquest, namely its settler colonial form, and the eliminatory capacities of incarceration.

This implicit ontology in part explained the persistent historical failure of liberal democracies to achieve anything more than token inclusion in power structures for members of marginalized groups.

The diversity of the region masks considerable levels of racial isolation and historical, persistent segregation.

Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.

Exceptional in the context of the South Asian subcontinent is the early and persistent interest in historical records.

Appreciation of the persistent effects of historical events on ecosystem structure, composition, and function has grown in recent decades, and landscape legacies have now been documented in most ecosystems.

So whereas most people live out a somewhat predictable pattern of thoughts, feelings, and actions, the more we wake up to temporary nature of even the most persistent of our historical thoughts, the less inclined we are to believe them, and the less automatically we will act or not act in accordance with them.