Sentence examples for a high insistent from inspiring English sources

It's a high, insistent beep.

"Feith has a high-pitched, insistent voice," he writes.

Close your eyes and you hear her: high-pitched, insistent, untroubled by uncertainty.

Chief among them is the theory that she wanted to get even with Dainty Marie Marie Meekerr) a singer, who sat on a high perch & sang in tones so insistent that no microphone has ever equalled them.

There are some of us in Congress trying to get our Administration to kind of expand their view on Colombia and that being insistent that Colombia adhere to a high standard of human rights is not inconsistent with maintaining security.

Speaking of the Iraq case, Mr. McConnell said recently: "The nation and the nation's leadership probably would have been better served if we had been insistent, absolutely insistent upon a higher level of integrity".

Prudential set a high priority on maintaining control of its 255-acre campus; Organon was insistent about owning its building.

Justice Brennan has also long regarded sex discrimination as violating the Fourteenth and Fifth Amendments, and he has been more insistent than any of his colleagues that such discrimination be given a high level of constitutional scrutiny.

If a financial professional becomes too insistent and uses a high-pressure sales pitch, it should be readily apparent that the person is going to make a great deal of money from your investment.

This ganging up of the vote behind Mr Hughes, together with the high and insistent level of vilification which infected the campaign, make the case for Bermondsey as being a unique, one-off byelection.

Murder?" Thompson was insistent on his innocence, but New Orleans prosecutors wanted a conviction for a high-profile murder, and they were not scrupulous about how they got it.