Sentence examples for persists in calling from inspiring English sources

In addition to the Impreza sedan, there is a four-door hatchback (which Subaru persists in calling a five-door).

Oliver details the four league system of professional football, or 'soccer' as he persists in calling it.

Johnson added: "If anyone still persists in calling them 'Boris bikes' rather than Santander I will change my name to Santander Johnson".

("My object is to learn what it's like to live with that new branch of entertainment which its trade press persists in calling the Video Art," he wrote).

But a spokesperson added: "If a consumer has directly informed a company that they do not wish to be contacted by them, yet the company still persists in calling, that is in contravention of the rules".

What Fox News persists in calling "the war on Christmas" might better be described as a war for the light — an attempt to widen the spectrum of celebration and return it to its original universality.

And the people in my village do persist in calling me a witch.

But manufacturers and grocers tend to persist in calling them brokers, not "sales and marketing representatives".

Why then does the government persist in calling the sentence mandatory?

At least any written since the former actor announced his candidacy and began what some persist in calling a campaign.

But you wouldn't call them amateurs, so why does the theatre industry persist in calling those who don't get paid "amateurs" in such a derogatory manner?