Always have faith and be persistent in loving and forgiving people.
That's a stubbornly persistent attitude: We love and applaud straight male actors for portraying gay characters, but we apparently don't trust queer actors to be able to do the reverse. .
Some are identified by the first letters, or first few letters, of their first and last words, as in 'GB' for 'Goodbye to Berlin,' or 'Appara' (an editor's nightmare this) for 'Appointment in Samarra.' Often the letters proceed associationally: 'I love the persistent mis-spelling of authors' names,' declares Amis in a letter of 25 May 1947, 'it's amazing how it lowers the tome wainsh the tone.
I grew up on (500) Days of Summer, Love Actually, and all those romantic comedies that beat us over the head with the "love is persistent" trope.
Finally, they were persuaded by the fact that Mohammed was so in love and so persistent, and consented to the engagement.
And the girl who loved Sarvis was persistent.
He loved the Very Persistent Gappers of Frip, and the three of us read it together many times.
It commonly results from a more persistent stress: loss of a loved one, divorce, a new job, financial difficulties, a serious illness or environmental disturbances like noise.
Ever since, I fell madly in love and through my persistent courtship, we became a couple.
