Sentence examples for that persisted through from inspiring English sources

Optimism and togetherness — mainstream cultural values that persisted through the 1950s — were embodied in Smith's plain, sturdy, upbeat alto as she delivered anthems celebrating resilience, faith and hope.

His mother, Nina Gore Vidal, divorced his father in 1935, then married the financier Hugh D Auchincloss, who in turn divorced her and married Jacqueline Kennedy's mother, thus establishing a connection between Vidal and the Kennedy clan that persisted through the presidency of John F Kennedy. Vidal's unflattering view of the Bouvier sisters was registered in Two Sisters (1970).

The elaborate repertoire of figurative symbolism used for this purpose, together with that found in molded lead figurines, provides clear evidence of the existence of an indigenous Anatolian culture that persisted through the vicissitudes of economic and political change; the same tradition reappears with little alteration in the art of the Hittites.

It was Jerusalem that unravelled the negotiations, though the Palestinians say that there were also no firm agreements on the right of return of the Palestinian refugees, or where the borders of a future Palestinian state would lie.The news blackout that persisted through the summit has turned into story- telling.

Patients treated with AAV/SERCA2a exhibited a striking reduction in cardiovascular events that persisted through 36 months of follow-up compared to patients who received placebo.

In the nicotine-exposed group, m2-receptors showed a significant reduction that persisted through PN75, 1 month after the termination of treatment.

At the same time, they focused on a different set of motifs: the daily routines that persist through any war, any crisis — men harvesting, women shopping, children going to school.

In other words, lead exposure early on led to cognitive deficits that persist through life.

But now researchers have found well-hidden growth bands in the animals that persist through molting and yield reliable ages.

Three principles are discussed that drive all aspects of the critical-system development process that persist through design, implementation, and testing.

Rohrbaugh proposes instead that works of art should be conceived of as "historical individuals" that persist through time in an ontologically dependent fashion.