Sentence examples for insistent sound from inspiring English sources

At the bottom of the ramp your path is blocked by heavy red and green plastic curtains and the insistent sound of rain.

Ms. Holzer's blunt, insistent sound bites have been buzzing through the collective culture since the early 1980's, conveyed on baseball hats, T-shirts, Styrofoam cups and bumper stickers, as well as with nylon stockings and china.

Ms. Holzer's blunt, insistent sound bites have been buzzing through the collective culture since the early 1980's, conveyed on baseball hats, T-shirts, foam plastic cups and bumper stickers, as well as with nylon stockings and china.

At the center of much of this outpouring of music is the loud, insistent sound of Mr. Parker's bass: in the last decade alone, he has played on more than 100 albums.

Built around the slow, insistent sound of wheels travelling along metal tracks, Subway captures something else: sultry and lulling, it sounds like a summer night in the city, when the heat leaves you disoriented and drained, and, as Clive James memorably put it, the air feels "like chicken broth, with grease bubbles swimming in it".

Could it be the insistent sound of tear drops?

The elements – electronics, keyboards, programmed drums – are those of the dancefloor, but Chaleur Humaine, even at its most insistent, sounds as if Letissier parked several streets away from the club and chose not to get out of her car.

On a lighter note, the 1996 movie "Jerry Maguire" uses the insistent sounds of, yes, the "Haitian Fight Song" to interrupt a romantic interlude between the title character — played by Tom Cruise and Renée Zellwegerer.

But grandees grinding axes, affronted by the failure of boys who used to make their tea, may be creating so much noise that they can't hear more insistent sounds.

With the insistent sounds of her sobbing and banging on the playpen gates ringing in my ears, I picked him up and checked his diaper.

It was like living in a house acquired for its clean angles and gleaming appliances; and discovering a bricked-up door at which, faint but insistent, the sound of knocking could be heard".