Sentence examples similar to something will persist from inspiring English sources
What occurs won't be easily intelligible — the Gospels took most of a century to get written — but the yearning, the insistence that there be, to again quote William James, "something more," will persist.
It would make sense for Obama's numbers to fall as consumer confidence has plummeted on Gallup's tracking over the last week, but it will take more time to know if the bigger apparent change on their 3-day samples is something that will persist.
In Mr. Scott's words, this film and other Neorealist works carry an acknowledgment that "there is something in human nature that will persist in the face of defeat".
Neorealism rests equally on the acknowledgment that life is hard and the recognition that life goes on, that there is something in human nature that will persist in the face of defeat.
To do so you must truly provide value that changes the way that end-consumers do something in their lives that will persist.
Such misgivings will persist until or unless England produce something better in Montenegro next March.
That divergence will persist.
"Otherwise, this problem will persist".
But the stain will persist.
