Sentence examples for insistent interrogation from inspiring English sources
He didn't ask for a bribe, but he conducted a tense and insistent interrogation.
"In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness... it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader," wrote Alex Clark in the Guardian.
In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness – from the exploration of the relationship between the perpetrators of violence and hatred and their victims, to the idea of the individual at once in opposition to and in love with his or her culture – it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader.
In Wait (2010), he continued his insistent ethical interrogation of the contemporary world in ever more inventive ways, including poems such as Shrapnel and Cassandra, Iraq, which confront the "tale[s] of lies, of treachery, of superfluous dead" associated with recent Anglo-American wars and, even more virtuosically, with Still, Again: Martin Luther King, April 4 2008.
Insistent, unfamiliar bird song.
Montgomery was insistent.
But Srebnick was insistent.
