1
The Jew was most pertinacious in his demand.
2
In vain: there was an ambiguity in that business to baffle the keenest and most pertinacious investigation.
3
Among all the errors bequeathed to us by a barbarous age, it has proved the most pertinacious.
4
He rapidly developed into one of the most pertinacious and even disconcerting youths I have ever met.
5
Jawkins is a most pertinacious Club Snob.
6
The efforts to return Jacobite members were of the most pertinacious kind, and sometimes proceeded to actual violence.
7
I met a woman, who, by tender management of my weaknesses, gradually corrected the most pertinacious of them.
8
Even the most pertinacious were forced to concede that she was both physically and mentally unique, with a charm all her own.
9
Thousands of these insects, of the largest size and of the most pertinacious character, came out of the high grass and "made night hideous."
10
Most unwilling was that guest, most pertinacious that mariner.
11
"Into the bargain he managed to get up a most pertinacious and needless dispute with the school inspector."