Sentence examples for because of the insistent from inspiring English sources

Because of the insistent sameness of their form, it is easy to survey them cursorily.

We held her close not because she could act but because of the insistent life that hummed through every taut and peremptory inch of her, and that we imagined to be as natural as breathing or winning for someone so easily, imperiously free.

I've always thought I hated Anita Ward's "Ring my Bell" purely because of "the horrifically insistent drum beat of the Pollard Syndrum that unwontedly pumps its way into every available crevice of the song," but when Wang pitches it down ever so slightly it becomes just another gorgeous layer in a sample-filled track that 23 years on sounds as fresh as ever.

The Amish invite a kind of awe because of their insistent apartness, their planness, their well-guarded innocence.

The dot-coms are held to different standards, perhaps because of their insistent assertions that there's no business like e-business.

But neither marriage nor procreation turned out to be as simple as Leigh – known by Paul as "Pollyanna Juggernaut" because of her insistent optimism – had hoped.

"It's hard for him to prove that to everybody because of how insistent Taylor is that everything that they do with each other is photographed".

Baseball pressure is much, much higher today — because of the fans' and the owners' insistent demand for success, because of the greater competition brought about by the wild card and the inflated postseason and the luxury tax on larger teams, and because of the money.

In the last year or two it's been getting serious attention because its political leadership has been emerging as one of the more insistent advocates of economic development in the Third World.

Even above the sound of the engine I can hear the insistent high-pitched zither of crickets.

Joe Romm of Climate Progress has been one of the most insistent scientists arguing this point.