Sentence examples for still persistent from inspiring English sources
'still persistent' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to emphasize that something is continuing, or is repeating itself. For example: "The student was still persistent in her studies, despite being exhausted."
The "still persistent obsession" that Trevor's imagination returns to was born in his childhood.
The master might have added, Trevor observed, that each one represents "yet another attempt to exorcise a still persistent obsession.
Wins for both Portland and Seattle came at a welcome time, with concerns over attacking identity and fluidity still persistent.
"The battle goes on," says Godefrooij. "The propensity of urban planners to give priority to cars is still persistent.
Most of the immigrants fled to San Francisco, where they faced somewhat less-violent, though still persistent, opposition.
Congress found that discriminatory practices were still persistent and pervasive in those jurisdictions, and that the preclearance requirement remained necessary.
And then there's that somehow still-persistent flakiness in defense.
Fundamentally, it means rethinking our still-persistent notion that educational problems should be solved by schools alone.
Ms. Saar is doubtlessly commenting on the still-persistent view of black women as domestic workers; the woman's nudity suggests a coexisting stereotype.
Given salary disparities and still-persistent discrimination in many parts of the world, Mao's ideal is far from reality.
His complaints of metamorphopsia gradually subsided, but he is still aware of metamorphopsia when he covers the right eye corresponding to the still-persistent traction lines in the nasal macula.
