Sentence examples similar to a touch insistent from inspiring English sources
His work on tenor was just as strong, and a touch more modern: on Cole Porter's "Dream Dancing," which opened the set, his phrases came in dartlike, insistent gusts.
The screenwriters, Daniel Pyne and Glenn Gers, hit the customary thriller notes with a touch of humor, and the director, Gregory Hoblit (who worked similar terrain in "Primal Fear"), arranges those notes into a catchy, insistent rhythm.
"Keep on sending your love," he urges in "Save Us," the lean and insistent rocker that opens the album; "Do some good before you say goodbye," he counsels in "Everybody Out There," which has a touch of R.E.M.'s folk-rock.
And like most jazz pianists under 30 Mr. Klein sounds as if he has made a close study of Brad Mehldau, though he has a more insistent touch and greater faith in the power of crescendo.
A touching, intelligent work.
It remains a question of an insistent, unanswerable kind.
His mother, Marjorie, was a librarian, a classically trained pianist, and an insistent bohemian.
As a result, there is an insistent need to investigate various dimensions of women entrepreneurship.
