Sentence examples for insistent character from inspiring English sources

About this work, Dalí later revealed: "My edible, intestinal and digestive representations at this period assumed and increasingly insistent character.

Nothing on earth is as beautiful as she is …" Goya shows her not as a full-on beauty but as a somewhat imperious and physically insistent character.

A writer who creates thrilling, troubling, seductive, insistent characters need not worry too much about any other aspect of writing.

Jose Canseco was apparently a jerk to work with, completely insistent his character be "heroic"—making his rescue of a player piano from a burning house doubly goofy.

The fate of Jon Snow might be the worst kept secret in Hollywood/Northern Ireland, but Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington is still insistent that his character is very much dead.

A center-right reform movement dedicated to limited but vigorous government (that maximizes opportunity for all), insistent on decent character and behavior from its elected officials and supportive of strong international leadership needs a vehicle if the GOP remains the captive of populist know-nothings.

Earlier scripts had the character insistent on keeping hold of the babies, with the writers later deciding it would better off having a sendoff, to keep it dramatic.

Both DeFrancis and Hannas, insistent on the characters as basically representations of sounds, nevertheless admit they do the job "poorly" (DeFrancis 1984; Hannas 1997: 1).

Its "anti-narration" had the flavor of modernist writing in its main character's insistent refusal to engage with what is supposed to be noteworthy in a story.

This was also our first encounter with what we discovered to be a distinct Moscow character: the insistent coat check person.

It's not hard to recognize that the one character so insistent on his honesty is at best self-deluded.