Sentence examples for too persistent from inspiring English sources

Stanford was too big, too deep, too persistent.

Those were the years when wage inequality became too persistent to ignore.

His anger was too pointed to be random, too persistent to be an isolated episode.

The second ingredient, or second level, is passive acknowledgment, when infractions are too persistent to go unnoticed.

Though he woke to a stomach ache, and vowed moderation, as the sun grew higher the cry from an emptiness within was too sharp, too persistent.

By Wednesday, the group's views were so vigorously sought after that a court official advised the 12 to call 911 if reporters grew too persistent.

The sheer size of "The Magic Words" contradicts the still-too-persistent myth that writing for children is somehow "lesser" or "easier" than writing for adults.

Like BlackBerry, which is also going private, the big question is whether Dell will have what it takes to turn itself around: at the very least it will be able to try to do this without too-persistent scrutiny from the public markets.

But Jay and I are also persistent, while aiming to be different too.

His smell comes back to me, too, a persistent mingling of rotten vegetables, sweat, and breath.

There is, too, his persistent urge to create a perfect fit between found objects and precious (or not so precious) materials.