Sentence examples for insistent leadership from inspiring English sources
But one law he demanded as governor permitted no parsing: under Russell Peterson's insistent leadership, Delaware in 1972 became the last state to outlaw the punishment of flogging.
Speaking of the Iraq case, Mr. McConnell said recently: "The nation and the nation's leadership probably would have been better served if we had been insistent, absolutely insistent upon a higher level of integrity".
She was pilloried for refusing to extend sanctions, but Renwick is insistent that in private his heroine was a leading light in petitioning South Africa's white leadership to dismantle apartheid.
In the last year or two it's been getting serious attention because its political leadership has been emerging as one of the more insistent advocates of economic development in the Third World.
It dovetails with her insistent refrain that her opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio, takes his marching orders from the Republican leadership and has no grounding of his own.
Montgomery was insistent.
Insistent, unfamiliar bird song.
