Sentence examples for insistent fashion from inspiring English sources
He began to call Ms. Nagy in an insistent fashion, asking many questions about Ghana's economy, this person said.
Only a super-confident model could pull off so insistent a fashion statement.
Pregnancy was insistent that way.
Insistent triads and nervy chromaticisms fashion the horrors concealed behind seven doors in the duke's castle.
At 69, a man of wry and avuncular mien dressed in dapper professorial mode, he was speaking in his characteristic fashion, a soft, insistent voice with a hint of conspiratorial invitation.
If "Reborn" is her precocious coming-to, this sequel finds Sontag there, a somebody, although hardly more secure than she was in adolescence, and hardly less insistent in her continuous self-fashioning.
So for now, fashion is in an insistent, suprapersonal mode.
Yet it is the era of the '50s that fashion is now so insistent on resurrecting.
In general it may be said that Mauss, like Boas, was insistent upon studying social phenomena as a system but in a slightly different fashion.
That the reverent portrait fashioned by Macaulay's distinguished extended family eclipsed his insistent rhetoric about race, subjugation, and civilizing slaughter testifies to the grip of moral obliviousness.
Fashion is always sensitive to the stage it's forced to perform on, and Tokyo's is the most insistent on modernity in the world.
