These outbursts tended to be more frequent and insistent in peer groups with a longer history of meetings.
Baby Dayliner: Critics Pass Away There is something inherently strange about his voice; untrained, quirky, and insistent in this one trick in which a single note simultaneously exists in two different tunings.
That charge of urgency is forceful and insistent in some of the artist's early figural sculptures.
Backed by medieval sources but more sweeping and insistent in their approach, spokesmen such as Petrarch, Manetti, Valla, and Ficino asserted man's earthly preeminence and unique potentialities.
In this production, two widows who play cards with Mick are so vibrant, warm and insistent in their desires that in their 10 minutes onstage they very nearly steal the show from the brothers.
Moreover, those who live within 20 to 30 miles of these large airports have become loud and insistent in their complaints about the noise generated by jets requiring long runways for takeoffs and landings.
Rix Nicholas's works remained didactic and insistent in their idealism about rural Australia, but following World War II, the country – and its art critics – had moved on.
In more than one song she repeated the word "aman" ("tranquillity"), a traditional springboard for improvisation, and found lavish possibilities: in feathery quavers and undulating trills, in lightly gliding lines and insistent swoops, in a tone that moved between declamation and lament.
I fidgeted restlessly in bed, ears cocked to the caterwauling, hoarse and insistent, out in the ordinarily quiet street.
"The Stolen Legacy of Anne Frank," by Ralph Melnick, out just now from Yale, is denser in detail and in sources than its predecessor, and more insistent in tone.
