Sentence examples for increasingly insistent from inspiring English sources
"Pull up," it says, in increasingly insistent tones.
But accounts of errors have become increasingly insistent.
Like Mrs Palin, the media has become increasingly insistent that it is not an elite.
Ms. Chuma's fluid, abrupt gestures became increasingly insistent, but the message remained obscure.
she kept asking him between increasingly insistent pleas to slow down.
"Spiderweb" approaches those ideas subtly, but they become increasingly insistent as the story goes on.
Our driver rolls the window down and asks where the graveyard is.There ensues a conversation in Azeri that neither Mr Shvedov nor I can follow, but it is clear from our driver's increasingly nervous voice and the insistent questioning of the other man that it is not one we want to be having.
Perhaps it's because, alongside the odd bit of self-criticism, they are all so reassuringly insistent that, in an increasingly complicated world, America just keeps on doing the right thing.
Aaron Schock, the 27-year-old Republican from Illinois, was even more insistent that taxpayers have grown increasingly impatient with bailout after bailout.
Moreover, readers are increasingly made aware of the marginal but insistent voice of the mysterious compiler.
As the student laments his lost love Lenore, the raven's insistent repetition of the word becomes an increasingly harrowing response to the student's own fears and longing.
