Sentence examples for became more insistent when from inspiring English sources

It became more insistent when Norwich doubled their lead.

The calls for Ba became more insistent and when finally he came on there were cheers – as much, it seemed, for the departure of Torres.

When the partners refused & opened another bar in St . LouisGilbert/Robinson became more insistent & instituted a lawsuit.

As political parties became active in the territory, demands for increased local control over governmental decision making became more insistent.

A generation that, ironically, was far more integrated and "westernised" than the first became more insistent on maintaining its distinctiveness.

After Niger was specified in the State Department's fact sheet of December 19 , 2002 the I.A.E.A. became more insistent.

These pleas became more insistent and anguished as the idea of war with Iraq gathered speed over the last six months.

Meanwhile, as Calcutta's population grew larger, social problems also became more insistent, as did demands for home rule for India.

From 1940 to the mid-1970s, tendencyency for men to marry down educationally became more pronounced and the cultural ideal of hypergamy — that women must marry up — became more insistent.

So then we became more insistent, even occasionally strident and "uppity", and...nothing...nothing

But the confessionals from candidates have become more insistent.