Whenever God Shines His Light is an insistent evocation of peace, unity and harmony – quite an impressive advert for the power of the Lord.
Whether you sit astride a mass of power in Westminster or in banking, in Whitehall or in Brussels, Wycliffe's words will become ever more insistent," said the MP, who before sitting astride the Westminster power mass for nine years as a Tory bravely straddled the beast of fund management for six.
Asked why he had been so insistent that he would stay on, Carr said: "[Former chairman of the US federal reserve] Alan Greenspan summed it up best with 'irrational exuberance'".
But no, we mustn't fall into the old traps, because the more insistent these allegations become, the more revelatory the establishment is getting about Prince Andrew's efficacy in his deceptively nebulous role.
She clung to the timeless in a world of insistent news.
While the IMF was refusing to compromise on labour deregulation and pension reform but was relaxed on fiscal demands, the EU was insistent that primary surplus targets be met while being much more conciliatory about structural changes.
Hartnett went on: "Amyas has been insistent that Andrew Park tackles the cases one at a time.
Lamb had been insistent that Page 3 should not be sleazy (his deputy Bernard Shrimsley once making the notable retouching instruction: "Nipples too fantastic – make nipples less fantastic"), and he gave final say over publication of each day's photo to the women's editor, Joyce Hopkirk.
Marketing VP Judith Bitterli is even more insistent, saying that Android is just as vulnerable as a Windows PC. "We don't see the threat going down.
Lucinda was always insistent on that – that writers be truthful.
Al Khelaifi attempted unsuccessfully to lure Wenger from Arsenal in the summer of 2011 and further soundings were taken towards the end of last season, with Wenger insistent that he respects his contracts.
