persistently

But there is something persistently interesting about how he made things.

They were persistently clear and alert in very difficult music.

He persistently called at her home, sent letters and made phone calls.

He had tried, patiently and persistently, ever since they were small.

Why, had they not been sailing persistently to the east?

Perhaps, most persistently, people have asked why she did not come forward sooner.

Those persistently lower rates may tell the most important investment story of 1991.

If you think the young man has a problem, that's because of "being persistently sent to reform school."

Yet these media people had persistently changed the subject to foreign affairs.

He was looking at her persistently with a fixed smile.

Persistently, the young man put another question to the Oracle.

She, felt him moving about within her mind, more gently now, but persistently.

For that matter, none of California's 8,000 schools are persistently dangerous.

Let's use our power gently and persistently toward a more equal society.

The northern half of the lake is more persistently fresh.

She wrote persistently to him, pleading to be allowed to come.

"It's why women have chased me so persistently all these years."

Last year, no schools in the state were designated as being persistently dangerous.

It became a symbol of the questions I had been asking myself more persistently each year.

Invariably, you are on your own in a persistently evil world.

This results in persistently high blood sugar, which, over time, can damage many body systems.

He wanted above all to lose the baby thing that clung so persistently to him.

She has worked quietly but persistently since then to expand women's rights.

Again the ground shook, less violently but more persistently than the last time.

But no subject has captured his attention more persistently than identity politics.