Sentence examples similar to what persisted from from inspiring English sources
What persist are ill-understood but unquestioned folk sayings.
Maybe not; what persists is the murky uncertainty.
As for what drove him to drink, the now 39-year-old believes it was something deep inside him that persisted from an early age.
Perhaps it confirmed Woolf's instinct, one that persisted from the start, and to which she often attributed her estrangement from the world, that all is not what appears.
And international influence persisted from above and below.
That's what has persisted through time.
It's amazing what fruits of his invention persist from that first issue until today: The Talk of the Town, Goings On, and Profiles — a one-pager on Giulio Gatti-Casazza, the impresario of the Metropolitan Opera.
All they know about the issue comes from the narratives cynically moulded by leaders from what we persist in calling both "sides" of politics, subsequently uncritically reflected by a complicit corporate media.
The "why" of what happened persisted.
What does it take for a person to persist from one time to another to continue existing rather than cease to exist?
