But the loud, insistent campaign — highly unusual for presidential appointments other than Supreme Court nominees or cabinet positions — also reflects deep anxiety that the work of overhauling financial regulation is shifting from Congress to agencies that are insulated from public pressure and will write and put into effect hundreds of new rules.
Of electronics that may come to irk some drivers, I'd add the highly sensitive lane-departure alert system, which emits a rather insistent beep.
For the blindfolded audience, the proximity to the actors moving among them is highly effective, even if at times the sounds are overly insistent.
Ostensibly a defence of Erasmus and his philological approach to the biblical text, this offers an important statement of humanist ideals, highly critical of the artificial linguistic universe generated by scholastic dialectic and insistent on the priority of Greek, "since it is from Greek that the rest of mankind has received every variety of knowledge".
For commerce as a whole, Mr Carr is insistent, IT matters very much indeed.But this often has highly ironic implications for individual companies, thinks Mr Carr.
Further experiments in chromaticism were carried out by Nicola Vicentino, whose dramatic setting of O messaggi del cor, by the Renaissance poet Ludovico Ariosto, makes highly effective use of a mounting modulatory scheme (changes of key) to enhance the insistent repetition of the opening exclamations.
Cortines's obvious devotion to the job, his inspiring oratory, and his insistent focus on the value of teaching and learning have made him a highly popular figure in New York.
Highly designed with a chef's counter, the space had remained empty because the owner, Shuichiro Kobori, was insistent that the next tenant be a Japanese restaurant that could move in and make few changes: 414 East Ninth Street (First Avenue), (212) 358-8800, No Web site yet.
His best-known work, with the mischievously insistent title "Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe" (1972), was an unusual study melding biography, criticism and bits of his own autobiography in a highly personal analysis of the American writer whose literary reputation is wildly diffuse.
