Sentence examples similar to insistent perspectives from inspiring English sources
The last thing they remember as they fill out their ballots is the triumph of Mr. West's album, or reading about someone else's insistent perspective on the triumph of Mr. West's album, or assuming — rightly, at it happens — that for the next few weeks before the actual year's end, nothing they or anyone else will do will detract from that triumph, or perception of triumph.
It is generated by unexpected perspectives, bright colors and insistent patterns -- floors, rugs, wallpaper, tabletops, upholstery and clothing that are variously grained, checked or striped to the hilt.
If your pediatrician is, however, insistent, find out why -- she may have a different perspective on your child's symptoms and of course the CDC guidelines are just that -- clinical judgment is also important.
Chief Kehl said the meeting provided him with a fresh perspective about the threat, the capabilities of Al Qaeda and the insistent reports that Al Qaeda hopes to carry out a terror attack in the United States sometime this year.
Our perspectives on this matter are often scoffed at as uninformed; if we become insistent, many trainers will simply not train our horses.
From an investor's perspective, the most important thing is how Bridgewater directs its money, and Ray is insistent that he will still play a key role in that regard.
2. (5:25) choppy, insistent piano.
Montgomery was insistent.
