Sentence examples for insistent with from inspiring English sources
— indifference that slowly creeps up on you with age, that becomes more insistent with age.
It is American-style saudade, bittersweet but insistent, with a dash of high drama.
Her voice is strong and insistent, with some rich production of sounds in the throat.
I don't remember another government being quite as intricate or insistent with its selective rendering of the past.
The banners stood in front of small shops made of concrete and white tile, and they seemed to grow more insistent with every mile.
Some vast what to call it?—indifference that slowly creeps up on you with age, that becomes more insistent with age.
Diski's subsequent work – novels, stories, memoir, travelogue that are all strikingly resistant to neat description – reflects that insistent preoccupation with naming, and with boundaries; between herself and other people, between wellness and madness, between internal and external landscapes.
One of the most accomplished contemporary folk albums of the year, "Once I Was an Eagle" exudes confidence with a brutal honesty and an insistent way with her acoustic guitar.
It later meshes frantically busy eruptions and rhythmically insistent percussion with wafting clouds of sound.
He was louder as he leant towards the microphone, suddenly more insistent, reading with an unstoppable momentum.
As we left the office, my husband, who balances my insistent realism with a persistent optimism, suggested we just declare victory and head straight for the Champagne.
