Use "persistency" in a sentence

1. Rescued from his abstraction for the persistency of Duprina’s voice, he dropped:

2. The sign of which lies in the persistency towards consistency working together as one team with what it has set to do

3. It is this persistency of the identity of the individual chromosome from generation to generation which has given rise to the idea of reincarnation

4. In her heart she believed that the Almighty had also some years ago, probably about the time of her marriage when she, too, retired into them, withdrawn into the provinces, and there particularly presided over those best of the Fatherland's nobles who stayed with a pure persistency in the places where they happened to have been born

5. Morrison aside too when she tried to substitute herself for the vicar, and did at last by his stony persistency get into the good man's presence

6. persistency of denunciation that is unparalleled in the

7. The question is, “What is the Hell of which the New Testament speaks with such alarming persistency?” Certainly, whatever it is, it is not one which the missionaries have received any commission not to 'dwell upon

8. And if we suppose the influence of some good as well as neutral motives working in the community, there will be no absurdity in expecting that the mass of mankind having power, and becoming enlightened about the higher possibilities of human life, when they learn how much more is attainable for all than is at present the possession of a favoured few, may pursue the common interest with an intelligence and persistency which mankind have hitherto never seen

9. In considering general conditions in value investing, it is apparent that since World War II, industry-wide depressions have occurred with amazing persistency

10. If one succeeded in passing the porter, which was not easy,—which was even nearly impossible for every one, for there was an open sesame! which it was necessary to know,—if, the porter once passed, one entered a little vestibule on the right, on which opened a staircase shut in between two walls and so narrow that only one person could ascend it at a time, if one did not allow one's self to be alarmed by a daubing of canary yellow, with a dado of chocolate which clothed this staircase, if one ventured to ascend it, one crossed a first landing, then a second, and arrived on the first story at a corridor where the yellow wash and the chocolate-hued plinth pursued one with a peaceable persistency

11. The earliest persistency studies simply looked at all equity funds

12. A tradition running with such persistency through so many authors affords a strong presumption that there once existed an Attic month Lenaeo, and that the Lenaea were celebrated in that month