Sentence examples for just as insistent from inspiring English sources

RJD2, a D.J. and producer, creates a less dense sound: his collage music is more measured but just as insistent.

Those who insist that Islam poses a threat to Europeans and Norwegians, and claim the past 1,500 years is a story of a never-ending clash between a Christian civilisation and Islamic barbary, are just as insistent as before.

Mr. Romney's team was just as insistent in arguing the opposite.

SENIOR Israeli and American officials are just as insistent that they do not see a return to Camp David-style talks any time soon.

Downey Bonsal, Mongo's trainer, wanted it on the turf; Carl Hanford, who trains Kelso, was just as insistent on a dirt track.

They were just as insistent that Wesley Sneijder should have earned a corner 115 minutes in, with the buildup to Spain's only goal stemming from the goal-kick awarded instead.

There are universal vibrations that must be picked up at just this moment in histor They are as insistent as insects in the grass.

Marketing VP Judith Bitterli is even more insistent, saying that Android is just as vulnerable as a Windows PC. "We don't see the threat going down.

The questions are as insistent as they are difficult (just thinking about them usually makes me cry, because they clearly touch an ocean of inchoate emotion deep inside me): What would it take to really inhabit the hours of our days?

It's not as insistent as the phone, though, and provides just enough lag to enable some measure of control over granting access.

The over-all tonality of the work is mottled and gray, as insistent as a headache.