I resolutely and perseveringly kept my attention riveted upon the body.
I spoke at length, and perseveringly of my devotion, of my passion--of her exceeding beauty, and of my own enthusiastic admiration.
We have heard of the student who when first he saw a locomotive looked perseveringly for the horses that impelled it, because he had never known, and consequently could not imagine any other mode of producing such motion.
The world as we see it is full of changes; and these changes when patiently and perseveringly examined are found to be subject to invariable or almost invariable laws.
Palmerston urged his views 'perseveringly but not disagreeably.
But as matter of history it is important to show how honestly and perseveringly he strove to hold the balance fairly between contending claims, and how far he was from being the mere puppet of abstract theories.
How seldom do men really and perseveringly will and desire what they clearly see and acknowledge and perfectly understand to be the best!
The Capybara leads no joyous life apparently, for in the water he is perseveringly pursued by the crocodile, and in the plain by the jaguar.
He is hunted very perseveringly on account of the devastation he causes among the sugar-canes.
To initiate this new system of relations is a task which can only be effected gradually and patiently; but the attempt must be steadily and perseveringly made, in order that the Chinese Government may be forced to teach its people, &c.
At the other end of society there are large masses who cannot be considered inaccessible to any missionary influence, affectionately and perseveringly applied.
Judges have never hesitated to declare that murder which juries by their verdicts have asperseveringly regarded as justifiable homicide.
The abolitionists, with the most singular unanimity, perseveringly assert that Southern slavery degrades its subjects "into brutes.
Repeat these movements deliberately andperseveringly twelve to fifteen times in every minute--thus imitating the natural motions of breathing.
Repeat these movements deliberately and perseveringlytwelve or fifteen times in every minute, thus imitating the natural motions of breathing.
Repeat these movements deliberately and perseveringly twelve or fifteen times in every minute--thus imitating the natural motions of breathing.
In the quiet of a country home, my Father now resumed those studies which bore more immediately upon the profession he had chosen, and perseveringly continued them till the time appointed, the middle of March, for his joining his ship.
It appeared to have escaped the learned men of Cambridge and Oxford that these were the very doctrines so perseveringly adhered to by the long-ignored and down-trodden Catholics of England.
Having given due attention to your personal habits and dress, consider what special errors still remain to be corrected, or what deficiencies to be supplied, and carefully and perseveringly apply yourself to the required self-training.
He was prompt to decide, but always took time for detail, and pursued perseveringly to the end whatever engaged his attention and his effort.
He who succeeds in persuading his fellow-men to faithfully and perseveringly try to do this, does the highest Christian work, and most for the benefit of man.
In spite of this coarse style of feeding, its flesh is esteemed by the natives--who for the sake of it perseveringly hunt the poor creature throughout the country.
Others have been known to choose cats for their steeds, and perseveringly to keep their hold in spite of their active movements-- seeming to enjoy them as much as the llanero does those of a colt he is engaged in breaking-in.
These several measures should be perseveringly applied, and in proportion as chronicity prevails the active and passive movements of the articulations and massage of the muscles and adjacent tissues should be daily and efficiently practised.
To a certain extent the potassio-tartrate of sodium and other saline laxatives may take the place of these waters if perseveringly used and taken in the same way.
She sat alone, as usual, and studied as perseveringly as ever.
We tumbled out of one deep ditch into another, scrambled perseveringly through brambles and brushwood, saw places where pheasants ought to have been, and places where they had been, but never saw a bird except a jack-snipe in the distance.
