Sentence examples for The most insistent from inspiring English sources

The most insistent is the mistiness of identity.

The most insistent advocates of the campaign finance laws argue that the benefits are real even if academics can't measure them.

"This movie is a big deal," said Cameron Bailey, the festival's artistic director, as he introduced what might be the most insistent of the many festival offerings that insist on social justice.

Some of the most insistent arguments against the work have come from legal scholars who have insisted it is anticonstitutional.

It was speaking to me in the most insistent way.

Respondent's final contention, in this phase of the case, is the most insistent.

But perhaps the greatest victory for the Europeans was over the issue that the Africans were most insistent on at the end - reparations.

"He spoke so quickly and in such a pronounced dialect that I had great difficulty in following him, but the same phrases kept recurring all through his address like motifs in a symphony: the Marxist traitors, the criminals who caused the revolution, the German army which was stabbed in the back, and – most insistent of all – the Jews".

He produced a huge sound without much apparent effort, but even in the work's most insistent, tension-radiating moments — the passages in the Allegro moderato supported by insistently pounding bass figures, and the sizzling Vivace finale — he kept the music's energy tightly focused and maintained an impressive clarity of texture.

Today, the deer's most insistent message is that the gods would appreciate a share of your picnic.

In his review of "The Last Empire" (July 1), Gore Vidal's latest essay collection, Paul Berman accuses Vidal of "slipping... into what seems to be one or another obsessive mania... the first and most insistent of... which is the horribleness of Abraham Lincoln".