Sentence examples for persistent indictment from inspiring English sources

In its persistent indictment of all that is urban, "Smallville" teaches that capitalism should be feared and distrusted.

But the state Republican chairman, State Senator Joseph Kyrillos, said the indictment highlighted "the persistent web of corruption surrounding Jim McGreevey's administration and its fund-raising practices".

It had its broad moments, but it was still an accurate and necessary indictment of certain attitudes that are disturbingly persistent in various segments of the entertainment industry.

See also indictment.

ADJECTIVE Persistent.

Persistent poverty.

Should the FBI fail to recommend another indictment, Trump's voters and congressional Republicans will presume bias in the bureau – particularly since those Republicans have already stated intentions to keep a hypothetical Clinton White House under persistent investigation.

The indictment was unsealed Tuesday.

So goes the standard indictment.

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An indictment.