Sentence examples for brilliant insistence from inspiring English sources

Trailing by 50-41 with 12 minutes remaining, UConn rallied behind the brilliant insistence of Diana Taurasi.

Part of what Day-Lewis admires so much about American movies is their lack of insistence on the kind of brilliant dialogue that characterizes much of the theater.

Mr. Cuadrado's accordion lines scampered and stuttered, taking brilliant liberties with the instrument's traditional role; the gaita leaped out of the music with breathy insistence.

As Lownie scrupulously catalogues, however, Burgess was outstandingly brilliant, and in his early years possessed a charm, when he chose to deploy it, and a childlike insistence on getting his way that few could resist.

insistence on reducing press manning.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

Hamilton's insistence on building a strong central government, and his determination to promote the interests of bankers and industrialists, inevitably brought him into conflict with his political nemesis, the brilliant but romantic and woolly minded Thomas Jefferson.

China's insistence on reunification is absolute.

(That would explain Mr. Frazier's insistence).

His insistence on anonymity is understandable.

On my insistence, I might add.