Sentence examples for insistent on pushing from inspiring English sources

If Wells Fargo is insistent on pushing for liquidation, he said, there will be a pitched fight ahead.

The Chinese, along with other Asian nations, are pushing the European Union to wait for a global system, but the Europeans are insistent on pushing through the curbs.

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).

The kids seem both younger and frighteningly older than they are, curious and sexually frank, violent (sometimes playfully, sometimes not) and insistent on pushing limits even when there are none.

But, Mr. Rothkopf said, Mr. Obama must now take into account the emerging realities in the Arab world, including a new populism brought by the democratic movement that may make even governments that were not hostile to Israel, like Egypt and Jordan, more insistent on pushing the case of the Palestinians.

Later in the segment, Che wondered aloud why the GOP was so insistent on pushing Kavanaugh through. .

And China, though insistent at last week's talks on pushing its continental shelf approach, did not reject outright a proposal by Japan for joint development of fields straddling the median line.

Keep on pushing and rotating.

My football friends in Canberra are always very polite, but insistent about pushing for a bigger place on the national stage.

Tim Sendra from AllMusic felt that "most interesting reboot" in the album took place on 'Can't Get You Out of My Head', saying that the "insistent strings push the song along with a tightly coiled electricity that is impossible to resist".

Let England Shake is well-named – insistent rhythms push the songs along, making them anything but dreary.