Sentence examples for even more insistent in from inspiring English sources
Perhaps reflecting how nervous Republicans feel about today's elections, Trump and his staff have been even more insistent in recent weeks that they're not doing anything to hurt people with preexisting conditions — even though the Justice Department is refusing to defend the ACA against a state-led lawsuit.
Children are as different from each other as grown-up people; they are even more insistent in their variety of tastes; and a great deal more hurt when things do not go as they like.
Ukip, likely to do well in May's European elections and possibly secure the largest popular vote, will be even more insistent than in 2010 that its leader Nigel Farage is not excluded.
Since the start of the TV version in 2011, O'Carroll has been even more insistent than Coel and Waller-Bridge in maintaining theatricality, recording in front of a live audience with whom he often interacts.
She is even more insistent than Ms. Hirsi Ali in drawing a distinction between Islam and Arab tribal culture, its "dictatorship from the desert".
"In the face of modernity, Orthodox Jews—Hasidic Jews, in particular—have become even more insistent on modesty with respect to sexuality," said David Biale, a Jewish studies scholar at the University of California, Davis.
In 2008, they will be even more insistent on not waiting for something to go horribly wrong before their boards right the ship.
Instead, however, top officials have become even more insistent that austerity is the one true path.
