Sentence examples for also insistent from inspiring English sources

Roddy was also insistent he wanted me to come back, and much sooner than I'd expected.

Labour are also insistent that she is not their secret weapon.

Osborne was also insistent that any assistance for Ireland was not based on concerns about UK banks' exposure to Ireland.

Mr. Freud's surface is tough, overt yet closed, almost like a turtle's shell, but also insistent and dissatisfied.

Is also insistent that there be no activity on Sunday, and in the Ford Airport no planes take off that day.

Cameron was also insistent that the veto he used before Christmas was not a sign that Britain wanted to leave Europe.

Patients are also often insistent on having tests, just as they are insistent on getting prescriptions for the latest, greatest drugs they saw advertised on TV.

Compared with many rivals, the Swiss theologian's reading of Islam is more devout, and also more insistent on the need for Muslims to integrate in the West.

There is also an insistent, not to say overly persistent, theme running through all three plays: namely, we need to be true to ourselves, and others, in declaring our sexual preferences.

He was concerned with accuracy like a scrupulous modern-day journalist, but he was also patiently insistent that controversial components of his work should not be cited until after his death.

"But the same people have often also been insistent that they were mislabelled as gang members by the police and then subsequently by the rest of the justice system".