Sentence examples for persistently turning from inspiring English sources
One of the staff, Joe Kirby, has detailed Michaela's "no excuses" policy: detentions are awarded for arriving one minute late to school, for not completing homework, for scruffy work, for not having a pen or ruler, for reacting badly to a teacher's instruction by tutting or rolling eyes, and even for "persistently turning round in class" after being told not to.
This government persistently turns its back on those who need the most support.
US misanthrope Eddie Pepitone has also moved, Chortle reports, after overzealous bouncers persistently turned away his audience – Hugh Grant included.
The Masters wishes for the greatest champions, assumes it deserves only the most esteemed shoulders onto which its corn pone chairman will place its exclusive and impractical green garment, and yet the Masters persistently turns up Bubba Watson or Jose Maria Somebody Or Other.
If Di Canio would almost certainly have self-destructed at some point he was hardly helped by the fact he was not responsible for any of De Fanti's signings, with the former director of football turning a persistently deaf ear to his pleas to sign Tom Huddlestone from Spurs.
We believe M&A should rebound once these conditions have turned persistently stable".
Patiently and persistently, the Nigerians turned Worley's skepticism into suspension of disbelief, to the point where he seemed to worry that they might not trust him.
The network supplier's share price has tumbled 47.4% over the course of one year, and it has persistently failed to turn a profit ever since it was created in 2006 from the merger of France's Alcatel and U.S. firm Lucent Technologies.
More recently, incoming data on economic activity have turned from persistently negative to more mixed.
Many Iraqis have persistently accused US-led forces of "controlling" an assortment of death squads or private militias and "turning a blind eye" to many terrorist attacks.
"We will also be able to identify our persistently failing schools that need the most help and make sure we target our resources to turning them around".
