Sentence examples for persistently looking from inspiring English sources

And yet it is Winslet, by persistently looking like a real human being, and maintaining an air of cheerful good humour, who weirdly emerges from this train-wreck of a film with her class intact.

Elliott Carter, the great American composer who was born in the horse-and-buggy era but whose music persistently looked ahead by reflecting and unabashedly celebrating the intricacies of modern life, died Monday of natural causes at his home in New York, according to his close friend and assistant, clarinetist Virgil Blackwell.

In my case, the patient persistently looked for treatment on the inducer's initiative, related to the delusional belief of sexual pathology of an induced partner.

The kind that involves persistently, selfishly looking in the mirror until I can like what I see.

Although a Chinese slowdown has hit profits and an investment in American shale, where natural gas prices have remained persistently low, looks misjudged, BHP is in much better shape than its two rivals.

It is in no one's interest that the UK is persistently seen as a reluctant player constantly looking for the way out and not the way forward.

One cool thing you notice is the geography slider widget that is persistently in the sidebar while you are looking through items.

But she did point out despite persistently high prescribing rates of benzos, things are looking up—at least in BC.

Particularly if they are a more static, persistently frustrated group than in the past, we are looking at the makings of an electoral storm.

I'm not sure, though, that the persistently terrible economy is not the "huge cataclysm" for which he's looking.

Bloomberg, who had hinted that he was "looking at all the options" for the 2016 race, has persistently stoked rumors of a presidential run.