Sentence examples for insistently so from inspiring English sources

Tivoli's menu is Italian - but not insistently so.

The metaphor here is sexual, but not insistently so, and Bullion and Albisson capture the oblique tone.

What is touching is that it remains entirely a Christmas story, insistently so, not by accident or improvisation but on purpose, full of lovely outdoor December effects.

She was, I recall, the first girlfriend I had come out to as both bisexual and actively nonmonogamous -- stridently, insistently so -- and she still accepted me, which, of course, endeared her to me all the more, but she quickly discovered that the reality of my sexual predilections was way too unsettling, regardless of which gender I was with and how open-minded she was.

Wrung out perhaps by the arduous work of watching movies all day and night at the 65th Cannes Film Festival, they have begun to boo and jeer louder and more insistently, or so it seems.

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!

She is miserable and angry and tells us so, insistently.

Why do we so insistently ironise the recent past?

We ought to be skeptical of any findings trumpeted so insistently as ­counterintuitive.

The movie is so insistently nice that it refuses to show the star's murder.

Back on the path!' " (If only we all had someone to remind us so insistently when we stray off course).