Sentence examples for insistent movement from inspiring English sources

Cork writes, "The irises and their blaring green leaves fill the canvas with insistent movement, as if jostling for room in the confined picture-space.

Gutierrez is insistent that movement, by itself, doesn't mean anything.

An insistent third movement is dominated by a rustic piccolo tune.

Maybe you dismissed Céline Dion long ago, put off by her cheesy pop hits in the nineties, her theatrical voice, and her insistent arm movements.

The driving perpetual motion that opens the second movement — "insistent, nasal, snarling, relentless" — gradually, subtly turns sinuous.

WASHINGTON — The success of Tea Party-backed lawmakers in defining the terms of the debt debate in Washington has further cemented the party's identity as part of a conservative movement insistent on deep spending cuts, lower taxes and smaller government.

The exuberant first movement has an insistent rhythmic swing.

In the first movement his muscular, insistent interpretation lacked the autumnal cast I associate with this music.

After the Ninth Circuit upheld a lower court's restraining order against the first travel ban, and the Administration chose to revise the ban rather than appeal to the Supreme Court, there was a lot of talk from liberals about how, against the insistent press of the Trump movement, the law had held.

The two vibraphones lay a pearlescent luminosity over the insistent rhythm of the faster movements (based on Jigsaw), while the two slow movements (drawn from Everything) are content to move from one block chord to another, enjoying the sensation of the progression while sprinkling a duet for woodwind over the top.

The benefits of this embrace of intercontinental basketball have been clear: four championships won since 1999 with fluid movement, selfless passing and insistent defense.