Sentence examples for insistent for from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, the music was more insistent, for better or worse.
He is very insistent, for example, that Uzbeks should play Uzbeks and Russians play Russians.
Beyond the office-holding ranks of the former heroes of the ANC's liberation struggle, the clamour has been insistent for the reinstatement of Madlala-Routledge and the firing of Tshabalala-Msimang.
As it happened, Pacquiao's decision to urge his opponent to "go to war" was a battle-cry too insistent for Márquez's trainer, Ignacio "Nacho" Beristáin, who instructed his fighter to engage.
Saudi Arabia, insistent for months that it would "not endorse" female competitors, finally backed down in June when it became apparent that Bahrain and Qatar would let women compete for the first time.
The iPort building is one of several behemoths that were started on speculation a few years ago, during a period when demand seemed insistent for more big-box distribution centers at strategic locations in the region.
For example, insistent calls for more adjudications when papers breached the editors' code were ignored.
There were rumours of treason involving one of Philip's ministers and insistent demands for the restitution of all money collected for the war.
Business specialists say the recession has created a new, onerous chore for corporate executives: coping with more intrusive, insistent pleas for work than ever before.
We live at a time of stagnant wages, massive and growing inequality of wealth, insistent demands for justice by perceived social outliers, and deepening fears for the economic future.
In the courtroom, Mr. Hussein showed an insistent contempt for the American "occupiers," as he referred to them, and for what he implied was an attempt to dress up an American show trial as Iraqi justice.
