Sentence examples for insistent will from inspiring English sources

Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and modern.

Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and contemporary, and often ends up enunciating a larger philosophical position, namely the ontological oneness of poetry and film.

Chances are the more you insist that it's great, the more insistent they will become that they will never get why you would spend so much money and effort on it.

Chelsea appear insistent they will not sell the Spanish striker.

The 60-year-old is insistent he will clear his name and stand in the election to succeed Blatter.

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.

While insistent they will not resile from the so-called "plan A" both on and off the record, the new imperative is to find ways of using existing capital spending commitment to encourage the private sector to part with their capital and increase the amount of capital in the economy.

However, he emphasizes that the growth of China's naval power and its insistent claims will make it more problematic to find an immediate solution to the issue.

I become more insistent—I will never have to choose, it would be impossible.

The scariest noise comes from a cellular phone, so real and insistent you'll want to turn around and ask someone to turn it off.

To that end, he is insistent that organisers will take a relatively relaxed attitude to protests that will inevitably accompany the torch relay, which starts its 70-day tour of the UK in Land's End on 19 May, and to the Games itself.