Newly captured prisoners were probably perplexed to be insistently pressed for uncensored information about the war and home as they struggled to come to grips with their new circumstances.
He notes that experts — who recommended higher troop levels in Iraq, warned about the consequences of disbanding the Iraqi Army or worried about the lack of postwar planning— were continually ignored by the White House and Pentagon leadership, or themselves failed, out of cowardice or blind loyalty, to press insistently their case for an altered course in the war.
But Swansea pressed insistently during the second half and eventually a leveller came.
At the same time, however, as noble as such an endeavor is, it is difficult to sustain, because the earlier versions of the legends do "press" so insistently upon Malory's version of events.
But he also judged harshly those of his friends who pressed him insistently for details on how he was feeling.
He believes the United States should press China more insistently to use its influence with North Korea to curb its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
Each presses on her, insistently.
In one visit to an SS officer's kin, he pressed the doorbell insistently.
She pressed against me more insistently, rubbing the top of her head against my jeans.
Despite Blumenthal's aversion to explicitly making mention of the WWE skeletons in McMahon's closet, the Mirror reports that "his campaign has quietly and insistently tried to focus the state's political press and editorial writers on the dark side of the business that produced her fortune".
The case has been made most insistently by Hamid Karzai, chairman of the interim administration, who has continued to press for a wider mandate for the security force despite the rebuff he received two weeks ago when he made the argument in Washington and London.
