Sentence examples similar to importuning constantly from inspiring English sources
And I would resent my correspondents for constantly importuning me.
Their exchanges are fascinating but make for unpleasant reading: Roth's tone alternates between the wheedling and the resentful as he constantly importunes Zweig for the money to keep himself afloat.
Díaz embodies that voice, importuning, emphatic and mournful by turns.
He overreacted to the danger, importuning Rosecrans relentlessly for reinforcements.
"I don't go around cajoling and importuning my colleagues to go along with my point of view.
Even before his first record was released he had been arrested for importuning.
In the original his offence was interfering with women, whereas here it is male importuning.
On Twitter, Mr Grillo called Mr Bersani "a political stalker" who was "importuning the M5S with indecent proposals".
Yet at the climax Mr. Ferver's text spells out its intentions too obviously, and the confessional tone becomes importuning.
Her manipulative, importuning presence violates their sense of entitlement, which at first the film seems not to question.
True, interfering politicians and importuning contractors make the MTA a tough place to work.
