Sentence examples similar to insistent thoughts from inspiring English sources

His voice is quiet but insistent and his thoughts are intelligently expressed.

The power of Dickens's prose is like that of the sea, ceaseless and penetrating, as it obliterates vagrant thoughts, insistent that every detail be visualized and each emotion felt.

Thoughts is insistent, following Locke and associationist psychology, that a poor education and an early marriage will ruin a woman.

When the new space was planned here, that thought became insistent.

As the temperatures stayed well below freezing, day after day, the thought grew insistent.

Keep noticing how insistent and persistent those old thought patterns want to be heard.

It was a typically Jeffersonian thought; eloquent, ambitious, and insistent that a hoped-for truth was self-evident.

He pestered her with negative thoughts about his life's work, insistent that his ignominious end would eclipse his literary legacy.

He is insistent that every existing policy will have to be thoroughly re-thought; superficially exciting ideas must be developed to withstand rigorous testing.

"In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness... it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader," wrote Alex Clark in the Guardian.

And he makes these insistent inquiries not as a member of a church or a school of thought but as Shelley unprotected, Shelley alone.