In fact, Oshoosi makes insistent declarations about how much he needs to hook up with a woman.
"Defiance," as it turns out, makes insistent emotional demands, and those who respond to it at all, as I did, are likely to go all the way and even come out of it feeling slightly stunned.
Both Strachan and Stevenson want to remind us that this really was a world war, not limited to the Somme and Verdun, and they make insistent tours of the war's many other fronts, from Moscow to Gallipoli.
The downside, as both Farhad Manjoo at the New York Times and Steven Levy at BackChannel have pointed out, is that the Apple Watch opens the floodgates to a never-ending series of taps making insistent demands on your already-overstretched attention. .
On these shopping trips, Mr. Cohen notes, the 5-year-old Will makes one insistent demand: "No laces".
And he makes these insistent inquiries not as a member of a church or a school of thought but as Shelley unprotected, Shelley alone.
Indeed, before any of the boys' voices are given ample presentation, the writing listener makes this insistent and conclusive summary: "Although our boys urgently want to talk about who they really are, they fear that they will be teased, bullied, humiliated, beaten up and even murdered if they give voice to their truest feelings".
Females and young make an insistent repetitive squawking when begging for food from a parent or mate, similar to the begging call of the Australian magpie, and make a gobbling sound when fed.
People exclaimed, and the cameras made their insistent cicada noises.
This disparity – women, money, social poise – is made the insistent undercurrent of the drive to create Facebook and its desperate emphasis on "friends".
In the eighth minute, he made an insistent run 40 yards down the right flank, fending off midfielder Ramón Morales and crossing to Wolff, who was standing at the near post.
