Sentence examples for persistent interests from inspiring English sources

Were the Brits just smarter, or just more willing and better positioned to address the purient but persistent interests of their readers?

There are around 700,000 different entities known to the News360 semantic engine, and, explains News360 CEO Roman Karachinsky, each person typically has 5 to 10 "persistent" interests.

As it can be seen from the figures and their explanations, the constructed layers meet our expectations and requirements to reflect a user's current interests for the session profile layer, to be a representation of both recent and frequent interests (i.e., the recent and vivid interests lasting for some time) for the short-term layer, and to collect persistent interests for the long-term layer.

This is particularly interesting given his persistent interest in non-market behaviour; though, it seems to have been justified by the lack of robust data that could support those calculuses.

A handsome young saxophone player (Dawid Ogrodnik), who loves Coltrane, takes a respectful but persistent interest in Ida.

Both books reflect his persistent interest in how American power intersects with a fast-changing global landscape.

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

Manchester United's persistent interest has put him on course for a bumper new deal that will elevate him to the level of Lahm, Robben, Franck Ribéry and Mario Götze.

But you can also see evidence of rebellion against such constraints: the persistent interest in Western rock music and fashion and even an East German nudist movement.

Unfortunately, the author's persistent interest in corporeality does little to improve our understanding of her characters' apparently tortured inner lives.

It's a strange mix: this sadness, and such a persistent interest in everyday life that one collaborator likened him to a curious child.