For example, insistent calls for more adjudications when papers breached the editors' code were ignored.
Gray Davis, the new governor, is a man who has spent his entire adult life in politics, starting as Jerry Brown's chief of staff a quarter of a century ago, but is much better known for his insistent campaigning than for anything he has done while in power.
Lhevinne is almost solely responsible for Cliburn's artistic training and for the insistent hudging that finally led him to enter the Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow, win it, and embark on a meteoric public career.
So Prokofiev revised the E minor concerto for his insistent and idolizing student.
Mr. Richardson, in particular, is widely respected in black investment circles for his insistent commitment to social responsibility.
And while "BoJack" may be, as many writers have argued, remarkable for its insistent bleakness, it is not unique in that regard.
Ours must be one of the worst countries in Europe for allowing insistent corporate branding to rule over architectural integrity and regional character.
WITH a discomfiting mix of emotions, commercial real estate brokers in the suburban ring around the city have been repeatedly reaching for their insistent phones in recent days.
Accordion replaced qanun, guitar supplemented oud, and the santouri was sometimes traded for the insistent plink of a baglamas, a lute small enough to tuck into a coat sleeve or smuggle into a jail cell.
At the cast party at Sardi's after the performance, Ms. Dukakis agreed that there was a resemblance and gave Ms. Singer permission to sign autographs for overly insistent fans.
