Sentence examples for be the most insistent from inspiring English sources

"This movie is a big deal," said Cameron Bailey, the festival's artistic director, as he introduced what might be the most insistent of the many festival offerings that insist on social justice.

Of all the cabinet ministers he was the most insistent on the need to resist Germany.

Sex is the most insistent of the "personal liberties," and for Franzen the most equalizing.

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

Some of the relatives of those who died that day hold fast to the anniversary and are the most insistent that it not be dismantled.

Fashion is always sensitive to the stage it's forced to perform on, and Tokyo's is the most insistent on modernity in the world.

For Smith the plain-seeing Scot, the market may not be the most elegant instance of human sympathy, but it's the most insistent: everybody has skin in the game.

Among the aspirants for the Republican nomination, Cruz is not alone in positioning himself as Reagan's true heir, but he has, perhaps, been the most insistent about it.

Fallon is the most insistent on these sorts of mutually congratulatory shenanigans – playing Pictionary with Megan Fox, arm wrestling with Channing Tatum, riding a rollercoaster with Kevin Hart – and is sometimes in danger of coming across as a tad desperate.

She was the most insistent taker of penalty kicks for the Americans and, at 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, she dominated the midfield in a way that no one else could in the women's game.

It is no surprise that the same elites are the most insistent on America carrying on with the universal project to make this another American century.