"I was so belligerent, I was so cantankerous, so persistently disregardless.
To the cooler, withdrawn Hawthorne, such depth of feeling so persistently and openly declared was uncongenial.
The choices were so persistently banal that it made you fear for the fate of the republic.
The themes are sounded so persistently that the book feels suited to a term paper, but the characters transcend their roles as idea vehicles.
But what was the relation of Jesus to the ritual and doctrine of the sect, which the Gospels so persistently echo?
Those searches have often been so persistently irrational that the historian Richard Hofstadter diagnosed them as a form of political paranoia.
But, the authors said, "Judicial review takes so long precisely because American capital sentences are so persistently and systematically fraught with error".
Paradoxically, Mark Duffin Bruno Hauptmannn) pushed above the pitch so persistently that on Thursday Mr. Franklin's language sounded more adventurous than perhaps intended.
The board's provisions mandating debates between the candidates it finances were devised to avoid the sorts of messy debates over debates that crop up so persistently during elections.
Kent banged on Murphy so persistently, Murphy drew a technical and fouled out after scoring 18 points on 5-of-16 shooting.
But Mr. Etro marveled so charmingly -- and so persistently -- that the old man relented for 800,000 lira, or about $470.
