Sentence examples similar to through persistent exertion from inspiring English sources

Freedom only comes through persistent revolt, through persistent agitation, through persistently rising up against the system of evil.

But through persistent Googling, I eventually turned up some contenders.

IDEO opens minds through active play rather than through persistent persuasion.

She reeled off a list of blights and funguses that can spread through persistent moisture.

Through persistent practice, Mary teaches Colin to walk.

Selye linked strains from persistent disease, injury, exertion, and "mental pressure" to the stress syndrome and identified gastric ulcer as the prototypic psychosomatic stress disorder (Selye, 1956).

He is more honky-tonk than many give him credit for, soaking his shirt through with exertion.

A principal function of a turbine in an APU is to extract mechanical energy from the flow stream through the exertion of a resistive force.

266, 65 L.Ed. 654, where officers without a search warrant swoop down on a private residence, obtain admission through the exertion of official pressure, and seize private property.

The man pushed the boy to remake himself through physical exertion and bodybuilding, and the boy responded with nary a hint of rebellion or self-pity.

There was a brotherhood to it, the communal feeling of having created a bond through physical exertion.