Sentence examples for insistently present from inspiring English sources

Khayat became chancellor in 1995, with the mission of liberating Ole Miss from its past — a perilous ambition at a place where the past was so insistently present.

But his Joker is a creature of such ghastly life, and the performance is so visceral, creepy and insistently present that the characterization pulls you in almost at once.

Mr. Ledger's Joker, she added, is "a creature of such ghastly life, and the performance is so visceral, creepy and insistently present that the characterization pulls you in almost at once".

Both as a source of income, with TV rights already sold to Eurosport and many of the bigger clubs seeing the tournament as a secondary recruitment process, a series of pan-European trials for these gilded youngsters; and also as a precocious addition to European football's wider spectacle, a moment of early ascension for an increasingly vital, insistently present, next generation.

The Brothers Quay simply took a recent Stockhausen composition -- "Two Couples," involving the composer's own sonorous voice and that of Kathinka Pasveer, both sounding from within great synthesized chords in an electronic state of communion -- and made it insistently present with an image of their own: that of a woman (sometimes an actress, sometimes a doll) writing and writing.

Joe's corgi, McMurtry, named after the novelist Larry McMurtry, was insistently present, so that someone catching snippets, from a distance, of the family's conversation as they made their way into the yard would have heard something like this: "Neil Gaiman... McMurtry!

But he insistently presented characters with little or no distortion.

And from the very beginning Berlusconi insistently presented himself as a winner — a champion of the no-bullshit, let-me-have-my-fun common man.

As always with Achugar, bodies — her own and her dancers' — are at the center of the work, unadorned and often unlovely, insistently presented as assortments of muscles, skin, and hair.

There can be no denying that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" insistently presents Christianity as the main means of black integration — the path to respectability, the call to liberation, the antidote to despair (though Stowe, like Baldwin, concluded that anti-black racism is so ingrained in the United States that a black man would do better living elsewhere, be it Liberia or Europe).

** There can be no denying that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" insistently presents Christianity as the main means of black integration — the path to respectability, the call to liberation, the antidote to despair (though Stowe, like Baldwin, concluded that anti-black racism is so ingrained in the United States that a black man would do better living elsewhere, be it Liberia or Europe).