Sentence examples similar to persisting in standing from inspiring English sources
"It is indeed beyond disappointing, it is really sad that the district attorney's office persists in standing firm and saying that it did nothing wrong here," the judge said.
This clinical trial was based on the observation that some endogenous insulin secretion may persist in long-standing type 1 diabetes (14) and on the assumption that such function might recover (15).
In a sector where it is often unclear who produced each work, controversies persist, standing to hurt recovery and growth.
But — So the fact that things were sort of persisting and they were standing up to the British at Bunker Hill in June of 1775 and at Fort Ticonderoga in May of 1775, that sort of helps to bolster American spirits.
She then followed with Chopin's Waltz (in C-sharp Minor, Op. 64, No. 2) and when the crowd persisted in giving her a standing ovation, the indefatigable pianist obliged by giving us Liszt's transcription of Schubert's lied, Gretchen am Spinnrade.
Whilst performing the same song, Perry wore an armband that read "PERSIST" and ended the song standing in front of the U.S. Constitution and shouting "No hate!" .
De Broglie waves around a closed loop, such as would be associated with electrons circling nuclei in atoms, can persist only if the standing waves fit evenly around the loop; otherwise they cancel themselves out.
Begin in a standing position.
I know from experience (a new vacuum cleaner) that this can mean a lot of standing around in a high street store while the manager denies all knowledge of the WEEE directive, but do persist.
A high turnover rate and low salaries of childcare staff persist as long-standing, serious problems in the field of early childhood education and care.
