Sentence examples similar to insistent method from inspiring English sources
As a science journalist, the insistent misconceptions of the scientific method and self-important fear-mongering of pseudoscience proponents can be absolutely infuriating.
Large dogs are considered old when they are 8. Modern medicine, often coupled with alternative methods and an insistent clientele, has stretched that natural limit.
He was insistent that he had a better method than the one used by Real Madrid's Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, and was determined to convince me.
Support for the bilingual method, particularly by Hispanic groups like Aspira, became so insistent that New York State adopted a law giving non-English-speaking students the option of taking bilingual programs instead of E.S.L. programs.
It's like scientific method, really; you're always wrong, and if you become insistent on your model of things, this is idolatrous thinking.
2. (5:25) choppy, insistent piano.
Montgomery was insistent.
Insistent, unfamiliar bird song.
