Sentence examples for about the insistent from inspiring English sources

There's something utterly beguiling about the conviction in Wolf's voice on Together, as there is about the insistent Giorgio Moroderish pulse behind it.

After the Ninth Circuit upheld a lower court's restraining order against the first travel ban, and the Administration chose to revise the ban rather than appeal to the Supreme Court, there was a lot of talk from liberals about how, against the insistent press of the Trump movement, the law had held.

If there were, Assou-Ekotto might have been spared the insistent speculation about his future.

"This argument rears its head most often today in the endless whines about 'petty' uniform rules or the insistent shriek that testing is inhumane.

Instead of the Great American Novel, maybe we should be talking more about our Great American Fixation, the insistent desire to find the book that tells us who we are.

Milling on the sidewalk for ninety minutes equal parts pleasure, pain, and creatively elliptical answers to the insistent questions about whether the party is complete is how it should be done.

Last but not least, displacement is perhaps the most widespread response, judging by the insistent claims about the onset of the post-truth era.

In "Living on Velvet" the Francis and Brent characters meet at a dull society party where they are first seen tied up in conversations about the weather with insistent bores.

Everyone I speak to about the RPi is insistent that anyone can code, whether or not you're good at maths.

Her fears about going into town may be justified, and yet there was something fantastical about her insistent description of the K.L.A. as an illegal organization — as though this were an essential point of local history that I might miss.

Cruz is not the only Republican positioning himself as Reagan's true heir, but he has, perhaps, been the most insistent about it.