Sentence examples for a much more insistent from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure that's exactly true, but his laconic description of Alexander Payne - "Boy's got a mind of his own" - indicates that this was a much more insistent director than Nicholson is used to.
I wish I had been much more insistent and forceful with the doctors that I did talk to.
In some of them, they are much more insistent either because the coordinator pays more attention or because you face up more indicators.
(a much more difficult task).
Hence, perhaps, the animal prints prowling over the collection, first as a faint impression on the back of a white jacket, then as a more insistent pattern.
But they've been a little more insistent in recent years.
I tried again — this time making a more insistent buzzing.
"Beware Your Only Friend," which followed "Death Final," took on a more insistent tone here, with raucous, thudding rhythm.
Her militancy emboldened Kathy, whose letters and calls to public officials took on a more insistent tone.
Alternatively, he can pursue the topic further, in which case he would have to adopt a more insistent stance, thus modifying the openness to Franco's voluntary participation reflected in his initial topic solicitation (lines 1 5).
