Sentence examples for surprisingly persistent from inspiring English sources

Approaches that artificially separate context from practice have been surprisingly persistent in social work.

This isn't exactly a new problem in politics – but in the Labour party, especially, it's a surprisingly persistent one.

Influential research on the fortunes of those who graduate during recessions by economist Lisa Kahn revealed surprisingly persistent wage scarring, lasting two decades or more.

Myth 3: 'Acidic' diets cause cancer Some myths about cancer are surprisingly persistent, despite flying in the face of basic biology.

A surprisingly persistent misconception, to this day, is that the real Woody Allen must be broadly the same as his movie persona: the fretful nebbish, plagued by hypochondria, beset by existential terrors, anxious to the point of paralysis.

If Hayley Turner's conversation is any guide, there is no truth to the surprisingly persistent rumours that her return to race-riding in Saturday's Shergar Cup is only the first stage of a planned comeback.

And one should be aware of the potential of too-tight monetary policy to generate surprisingly large and persistent economic costs.

Surprisingly -- given persistent complaints from high-profile users about the company's harassment policy -- she prefers Twitter, commenting that she usually observes more hateful messages on Instagram.

Facts about golf are surprisingly contrary to the persistent image of a sport at a pricey country club.

Not surprisingly, it's the persistent, inescapable factor of race that drives the deepest cracks into the foundations of New Jamestown.

I hid in doorways when she passed by and took circuitous routes to and from my halls but she was surprisingly energetic and remarkably persistent.