Sentence examples for less insistent from inspiring English sources
I was alive and my deathly companion less insistent.
They eliminated some of his tics, though, and made others less insistent.
But a new form of supertax emerged, no less insistent than the last.
Mr. Harvey's new décor is less insistent on a gem motif than on concept.
The Academy Award at least served to make those internal voices less insistent.
This struggle is not celebrated in posters, but it is no less insistent.
Soon everything fades away, replaced by a gentle wisp of hum and feedback that gets less gentle, more insistent, more invasive.
Again and again, his advisers said over recent months that Mr. Bush was insistent less on bringing added value to the ticket and more on not doing anything to hurt it.
This is minor-league baseball, no less, a particularly insistent, suburban form of nostalgia -- one in which the ballplayers still hustle for pennies a day, and little kids get to run around the bases after the games are over.
Our desires to lead and to create a new future for all of us are far less strong and insistent than the traditional drives for security, motherhood, and being the object of love.
Less toe-tappingly insistent than their previous breakout freakouts "Brothers" and "El Camino," the record seemed to pull back from the band's chart-busting guitar rock formula.
