Sentence examples for insistent vision from inspiring English sources

But The Wall's madly insistent vision, which seems to have drained even its happy creator at the end, has forced its way home again.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Steven P. Jobs, whose insistent vision that he knew what consumers wanted made Apple one of the world's most valuable and influential companies, is stepping down as chief executive, the company announced late Wednesday.

SAN FRANCISCO — Steven P. Jobs, whose insistent vision that he knew what consumers wanted made Apple one of the world's most valuable and influential companies, is stepping down as chief executive, the company announced late Wednesday.

To save this nation, men and women of integrity and insistent conservative vision must step forward and serve where they can make the most difference.

The light changes and I hurry on, the images flashing behind my eyelids in persistent vision, insistent reminders of the weighty world, of forces beyond my control.

The real question for "Curb Your Enthusiasm" may be how Mr. David's ironic vision and insistent immaturity will play to an audience that was abruptly yanked into adulthood on Sept. 11.

He is insistent that in his vision of a future Sudan – one shared by the SPLM-North and the SRF – the country would be secular and that a strict separation between the state and religion would be maintained.

Amidst this, the country's leaders — Lamothe was appointed by President Michel Martelly — are insistent on a long-term vision for Haiti, Ancona said.

The evening's final selection, from the last pages of "The Unnamable," spews forth in a gabble of furious terse phrases as the insistent darkness of Beckett's vision blooms at its richest.

Why has there been such an insistent call for an expanded vision of literature, from the Western world to the East, South and North, including oral as well as written works?

Bobbie Dill, head of reservations for the Park City Mountain Resort, said on Halloween that snow was falling and she expected the phones to be insistent as soon as the vision was televised.