His plan seems to be coldly stating his case unconvincingly and insistently.
Amanda Hensel of Taste of Country commented on the chorus of the song stating, "Though Swift implies that this particular crush is a "bad idea," she still insists that they should try to make it work in the chorus: "Drop everything now, meet me in the pouring rain / Kiss me on the sidewalk, take away the pain / 'Cause I see sparks fly / Whenever you smile," she sings insistently".
At the trial of this case, Partin was subjected to rigorous cross-examination, and the extent and nature of his dealings with federal and state authorities were insistently explored.
In addition to gerrymandering, Mr. Holder and other Democrats have warned insistently about the impact of state-level voting procedures that threaten to disadvantage lower-income and minority voters.
The next day, Friday, Mr. Baker, a former secretary of state himself, argued insistently that "for the good of our country and for the sake of our standing in the world, the campaigning should end and the business of an orderly transition should begin".
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 Alliance scrapes up the rest from corporations and foundations and by insistently shaking a tin cup before city and state legislators.
With Rouse cutting nimbly between cinematographer Barry Ackroyd's handheld cameras, long-lens searches and aerial surveillance footage, Greengrass places us right in the middle of this growing state of emergency, aided by an insistently pumping score.
In one case, Raines, or one of his deputies, interfered so insistently — and wrongheadedly — with a piece on the State of the Union address that the front page had to be reset at the very last minute to repair the damage.
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.
