Sentence examples for insistent ones from inspiring English sources
The demand for local grain is being fueled by bakers, who are responding to requests, often insistent ones, from customers.
You hear it in quiet passages, through the beautiful, slow, free-rhythm ballad "Threefold"; and in flowing ones, like his improvisation over the drum clicks in "A Celebration, Circa 1836"; and in insistent ones, like "The Executioner," in which he adopts some of Cecil Taylor's restless attack.
Try playing around with these variables: Pressure: Alternate between soft, gentle kisses and harder, more insistent ones.
Ordinary people today confront well-financed, sophisticated organizations capable of carpet-bombing the public with insistent one-way exhortations.
In each case the new resident explained that a change in personnel had taken place and she managed to discourage all of the callers except one very insistent one who said, "But you don't understand.
The voice recounting this nicely observed scene isn't the callow and insistent one of Beinart's first book, "The Good Fight: Why Liberals and Only Liberals Can Win the War on Terror and Make America Great Again," which was published around the time of his lunch with Schlesinger.
Even if you're still insistent on giving one your grandparents a digital photo frame that they will probably keep in the packaging until you come over, the eight inch SPF-85V will launch on October 1st for $199 and the ten inch SPF-105V oNovemberer 1st for $289.
Answer: This used to be very common in the "old days," but now there are so many laws protecting consumers that most contractors are no longer as insistent on making one-stop sales.
They began to imagine a more reasonable Christianity — one less insistent on miracles, resurrections, and a transcendent God who directed human history from a heavenly remove.
"Why does everyone, government included, seem so insistent on diminishing and belittling one of our greatest British success stories?" he said.
No one was more insistent on the need to keep out of a European war than the paper's chief leader writer and deputy editor, CE Montague.
