Sentence examples for insistent attention from inspiring English sources

His reserve, of course, only brought more insistent attention.

Taking it all in, viewers may find themselves hooked, not just on the show's artfully shaded characterizations and plot twists, but on its insistent attention to detail.

Peary had emphasised that a polar explorer should "give his personal, constant and insistent attention" to the making of his pemmican; McKinlay believed that Stefansson had devoted too much time selling the idea of the expedition, and too little ensuring the quality of the food that its members would depend upon.

"Harsh, insistent, discordant; commanding attention by a loud or obtrusive quality," she read from the dictionary.

Queeney finds the large, complicated man who teaches her Latin to be unusually aware of children's needs and personalities ("a quality singularly lacking in my mother"), but she still "cannot in all honesty say that I loved him -- he was too large, too variable in mood, too insistent on the attention of my mother".

It is with no small amount of irony that even as our Republican and Democratic representatives have lost anything but a rhetorical commitment to the traditions of responsible budget policy, it is the Chinese Communist Party--the largest holder of our debt and the most at risk for the consequences of a devalued dollar--that is becoming insistent that we pay attention to our cascading fiscal mess.

But the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed to her death.

It was Ms. Waters's intense, single-minded commitment to her brother — conveyed in her insistent correspondence — that caught the attention of the Innocence Project.

However the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed, telling the press "shame on all of you" while criticising the "sensational and salacious" coverage.

Nevertheless, the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed to her death, telling the press "shame on all of you" while criticising the "sensational and salacious" coverage.

The million insistent details that clamor for your attention on the sidewalks recede, fading into something more abstract.