Sentence examples for is more insistent from inspiring English sources

Major celebrity is more insistent, of course.

Mr. Gaietto's father, Michael J. Gaietto, who never attended college, is more insistent.

The gradual unfolding of secrets -- of sexuality, race and family origin -- is more insistent than any particular conflict.

Yet now that the idea of a common seat for the European Union is receding, he is more insistent on one for Germany.

Alexander, marking a moment not just of political ascendancy but also deeper social meaning, is more insistent: "Say it plain: that many have died for this day.

Of his father's personality, we're given hints -- a snapshot of a single father embracing his three boys; an affable old man studying Talmud with his cronies -- but his absence is more insistent than his presence.

(Japonicas are more insistent on this than are sasanquas).

Some were more insistent on clearly defined cuts than others.

Elsewhere, the music was more insistent, for better or worse.

And the Catholic Church has been more insistent in its criticism.

Yet he was more insistent on his rights over the clergy than his predecessors had been.