Sentence examples for talk persists from inspiring English sources

This explains America's culture of religiosity without religion: "God" talk persists but it means less and less, as Americans try and shoehorn secularist morality and philosophy into fast-eroding religious concepts.

And yet, despite this bleak reality, some talk persists of silver linings: less cash to spend means less materialism, a real change to "the definition of living well," as Jim Taylor, a vice president of Harrison Group, a market research firm in Waterbury, Conn., told The Times as the big banks melted down in the fall of 2008.

The agreement, which is subject to approval by the union's members, could ensure peace with the pilots as some talk persists of AMR's interest in buying Northwest Airlines in response to a planned combination of UAL, the parent of United Airlines, the world's biggest carrier, and US Airways.

Yet the title talk persisted, as if the Knicks were either a) stupendously, irrationally overconfident or b) aware of something the skeptics were not.

Although the two women both insisted the gossip was false, talk persisted.

That such extreme trash talking persists now, in 2016, is a depressingly endemic aspect of online gaming – but it's something that the majority is fighting back against.

Then when he tells her that "within a month I may be rotting up there in the churchyard", she says: "Ugh, what a nasty way to talk!" He persists - "As soon as I know the worst, I'll send you a visiting card with a black cross on it, and then you'll know that the final filthy process has begun".

He is in the second year of a four-year contract, yet the underground talk has persisted that he may be in trouble.

This month the club issued a statement denying press reports that another director had been lining up a bid, but the nature of the modern football industry being what it is, talk has persisted.

In response, perdurantists distinguish two ways of talking about persisting things—an atemporal way, which takes in all times at once, and a temporal way of talking, relative to various times.

The physiotherapists also talked about persisting hierarchy between professions, feeling that physiotherapists' status was viewed as inferior in the professional system, mostly by some MDs.