He was quite insistent on these exact colors, too.
I had no interest but she was quite insistent.
But he was quite insistent, as though she might be harboring the man.
"She is quite insistent that this not get treated like 'Hey, that's life in the big city,' " he said.
"I was quite insistent," says Ramakrishnan, who was based, as he is now, at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge.
"I was quite insistent about that," he said, "because I didn't know how much time there was going to be".
Mr Koizumi is quite insistent about the post office: he wants to break its power over the party and privatise it.In fairness, Mr Koizumi could not have done much about these awkwardnesses.
Although my chairman will be quite insistent that if we have board meetings or events at the weekend I should try to take a day off afterwards in lieu, just to recharge my batteries.
The decision did not set multiple standards, the Gore brief said, but rather "was quite insistent that the counting of ballots must be governed by a single uniform standard: the intent of the voter must control".
Alex Connolly, the 10-year-old boy who shares narrative duties with his psychiatrist in Carolyn Jess-Cooke's startling novel, THE BOY WHO COULD SEE DEMONS (Delacorte, $26), is quite insistent on these points: he isn't crazy, he hasn't watched too many horror movies, and he doesn't have an imaginary friend.
