Sentence examples for sense of persistent from inspiring English sources

But its consequences follow him on his trip to Africa in a sense of persistent, unhinging dread.

While there was a sense of persistent sniping at Heather Mills McCartney during her short time as Sir Paul McCartney's missus, the tabloids have seized upon the couple's separation as an excuse to explore the parameters of character assassination.

His gaffe in Parliament deepened a sense of persistent casual chauvinism that had surfaced when the BBC was obliged to apologize for the musings of a radio commentator about the physical appearance of this year's women's champion, Marion Bartoli of France.

The main argument for conventionalism is that it makes sense of persistent and widespread disagreements, which shows that there are no shared principles of practical reason (cf. Velleman 2011).

To get a sense of how persistent the problem is, check out just the latest example of corporate tax dodges described this morning by my colleague Simon Bowers.

Brodie and Berger (2010) claim that "the notion 'misconception' empowers lecturers, since it provides them with a way to make sense of pervasive and persistent student errors without blaming students and themselves" (p.170).

It includes a persistent sense of hypervigilance and recurrent, intrusive memories of past traumatic events.

The former yields a lifetime of inner warmth, the latter a persistent sense of regret.

This persistent sense of implicit change made the music a real head game.

And yet it's still here, the persistent sense of loss.

But then again, Haring's targets haven't been reconciled – making his persistent sense of resistance worthy of this platform.