Sentence examples for insistent believing from inspiring English sources

Despite the success of "Mr. Tambourine Man", the Byrds were reluctant to release another Dylan-penned single, feeling that it was too formulaic, but Columbia Records were insistent, believing that another Dylan cover would result in an instant hit for the group.

It was the insistent "believe me, it will be enough," that did the trick, sending yields on Spanish two-year debt down 72 basis points to 5.47% in barely an hour, with comparable moves on Italian debt.

"The criticism was so insistent that we came to believe it.

But if some insistent Chinese bloggers are to be believed, nature provided enough warning to have saved many of those who perished Monday.

BUT if AT&T is truly insistent on making this argument, then I believe a full investigation by the FCC is mandated.

We have therefore perpetuated a myth about it being the motor behind the insistent call for their return by those who misguidedly believe that the ground-breaking social mobility upheaval of the 1960s can be reproduced a half century later.

Despite the Bush administration's insistent optimism, Americans working with the Iraqis in the field believe that it could be several years, at least, before the new Iraqi forces will be ready to stand alone against the insurgents.

"I might not be as intense or insistent as I have been in the past," Vermeil said, "but I still believe deeply in what I am doing.

They disagreed over the depth of the crisis, with the prime minister insistent that the economy would recover after six months, while Darling says he believed it would take longer.

The Housing For All Project comes as many of the Forum's government and business leaders believe the worldwide shortage of housing is one of the most insistent issues of the 21st century.

My classmates were so insistent on this fact that for a little while I really started to believe that Vietnam was some crap my parents made up just to screw with me.