Sentence examples similar to Insistent prompting from inspiring English sources
A comment on the way his mind responds to such documents prompts a gently insistent demurrer.
Thatcher's own rhetoric sounded new: "hard-edged, insistent, utterly sure of itself", which prompted increased bitterness and heat in public debates.
He sounded best on "Charvez," a ballad by Mr. Hart with a recurring two-chord flourish; the song's inherent drama suited Mr. Iverson's declaratory instincts, and its modal progression prompted him to explore an insistent polytonality.
Indeed, their insistent calls for self-discipline and education, striving and victory prompt some people to say Pentecostalism should be encouraged in Africa as the new version of Max Weber's Protestant work ethic.
The insistent comparisons with 1966, a moment etched on England's collective memory, prompts a question for rugby fans: might their beloved sport now undergo a boom in popularity which sees it rival football?The gap between the two sports, in both popularity and wealth, is palpable.
Insistent, unfamiliar bird song.
Insistent vicious clouds of them.
2. (5:25) choppy, insistent piano.
Montgomery was insistent.
