Sentence examples for insistent leader from inspiring English sources
Kushner and Spielberg largely refrain from showing the famous speeches and give us the political schemer, the persuader, the teller of bawdy barnyard stories, the gentle father and husband, and the fiercely insistent leader who will not accept a Confederate surrender without the absolute abolition of slavery.
Mr Mann told the Sunday Times that he felt the contest was "totally out of control", and was insistent that acting leader Ms Harman should step in and ensure a more rigorous process of vetting new applications could be implemented.
Pope Innocent was, according to historian Ralph Turner, an "ambitious and aggressive" religious leader, insistent on his rights and responsibilities within the church.
Mr Brown is facing a backlash from anxious union leaders insistent that they will not tolerate any cap on donations.
The German leader remains insistent that Europe step in to help countries only as a "last resort".
Republican leaders are insistent on extending tax cuts for the highest earners, including many entrepreneurs and business owners.
From Tea Party leader Sarah Palin's insistent "I hate violence" to Tea Party cheerleader Glenn Beck's "peace is always the answer".
Ukip, likely to do well in May's European elections and possibly secure the largest popular vote, will be even more insistent than in 2010 that its leader Nigel Farage is not excluded.
So far, the 93-year-old is insistent he remains Zimbabwe's legitimate leader, and should be allowed should serve out the rest of his term, Reuters reported, citing a senior political source.
In Congress, Democratic leaders have become increasingly insistent that Mr. Bush give the inspections more time or provide firm evidence as to why Iraq poses an immediate threat.
Why, union leaders asked, was Mr. Emanuel so insistent on pushing this through immediately when school officials have the power to impose a longer day next year when the current contract runs out? (Why wait, Mr. Emanuel's aides counter).
