Sentence examples for insistent shape from inspiring English sources
And in America last week an embryo bid for Tronc, aka Tribune Online Content – elephantine successor to the simple Tribune Publishing Company of Chicago, which owns the LA Times, the Baltimore Sun and others among the US's legacy finest – took more insistent shape.
An oddly insistent horseshoe shape recurs: the Greek omega.
When George is bound up with Everest ("It's my mountain"), at home in England, Ruth cares for the children ("They are always wanting something, their insistent demands giving shape to the long days") and even mollifies her in-laws.
An arpeggiated minor chord and an insistent stomp took shape, to be blasted away by a new burst of noise, an even faster beat and more ominous electronics, chirping and scraping and quivering, working up to an industrial crunch.
George was insistent on using the shapes and materials, rather than blinking lights, to suggest the props were real and manufactured.
In the album titled "Between the Circle and the Square" the insistent alternation of the two shapes makes the viewer realize that the title is pointing to something intangible, neither one geometric form or the other.
Others are more insistent: a camellia ring by Chanel is made with circlets of gems; a dome-shape swirl ring from Graff is discreetly aggressive in diamonds (12 carats in all) and gold.
To step into the shape of a life that waits, tantalising, beyond others' expectations, beyond her mother's blind and insistent love.
Confronted with a life whose contours shaped her own, the story was personal enough to elicit pain, and distant enough to unearth an insistent guilt.
