Sentence examples for quite persistent from inspiring English sources

The person on the telephone was quite persistent.

"But the Japanese were quite persistent, and very charming".

"I'm sort of quite persistent about what I want to achieve.

But given inflation is still quite persistent, this would involve a theological U-turn.

"So he's quite persistent, isn't he?" She is confident that whatever happens, he will not give up.

Berlin is also resisting calls — quite persistent from Paris — to boost domestic demand to curb imbalances in the euro zone.

"Galvin's clearly a guy who is quite independent, persistent and determined," said Michael S. Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor and presidential candidate.

You might suggest that "Bridge of Spies" plays everything a touch safe, and that its encomium to American decency need not be quite so persistent.

The racism that we see now, it wasn't quite as persistent.

Trumpet vines are invasive and can be difficult, but they are not quite as persistent as kudzu and other more aggressive species.

"It's so market-driven now and most of the mega-dealers are men, and some of them can be quite aggressive and persistent when they go after an artist.