Use of the word persevere in a sentence example

persevere

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Your support may encourage them to persevere with a treatment that they may otherwise have given up on. [verb]

Persevere tho and the d & b beats and acoustic clash make sense. [verb]

My mistress, the Countess, persevered and said, Elspeth Cheyne, this unruly boy will marry with the false English blood. [verb]

But you persevered, in spite of the terrors of this sneezing goblin. [verb]

"I shall be sorry to find it thus," said Morton; "but my duty requires that I should persevere in my desire to have an interview with him." [verb]

But at this crisis it seems useless to you to persevere in keeping up an influence which can no longer be directed to an useful purpose. [verb]

It was much harder work now, but Herbert and Startop persevered, and rowed and rowed and rowed until the sun went down. [verb]

'A lover, my dear Lady Betty,' said Flora, 'may, I conceive, persevere in his suit under very discouraging circumstances.' [verb]

Persevere in learning the beautiful language of my forefathers. [verb]

When Grey attempted to persevere with his scheme he was recalled. [Please select]

Through all these trials Rose persevered, using all her little arts to please him. [Please select]

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