Sentence examples for insistent yet from inspiring English sources

It's harsh and insistent, yet relatively accessible -- a good match for the pop-savvy grunge of NIN's tourmate, Soundgarden.

That was the place Adams photographed: the end of the earth, not as it looks but as it feels - grand, insistent, yet fragile.

But that precision is missing in the insistent yet murky philosophical underpinnings of "Paysage Après la Bataille".

Her suffering could have been tiresome, in the manner of any insistent virtue, yet here it seemed to make her grander.

They use the largest forces and the most "modern" approach -- 13 women producing a full-bodied, altoish sonority at majestic tempos, with bold accents and insistent ritards -- yet the style is surprisingly idiomatic.

The contrast of age and youth is insistent, and yet Hadley may also be making a deeper point about differences in male and female attitudes to the possibility of change.

He's made Ian so sensual, so insistent and yet so wounded by his father's death and his all-consuming love for Roz, that you can almost understand, if not forgive, all that "Adore" lays bare.

Languid yet insistent; dreamy yet punchy.

Slow yet insistent rhythm (with refined horns again), not far from Little Feat territory.

But he was frequently interrupted by polite, yet insistent, German doctors and nurses.

But the WikiLeaks cables highlight the understated yet insistent influence of another country with ideas about Pakistan's future: Saudi Arabia.