Sentence examples for more insistent and from inspiring English sources

Their rhythms and steps grow more insistent and unified.

Il Cannone was more throaty, more insistent and apparently louder.

The more I tried to convince them, the more insistent and suspicious they became.

Her cries grew louder and more insistent, and she began waving her arms and jerking her legs toward her belly.

Soloing over a vamp, Mr. Domínguez shed the Evanesque touch, going for something more metallic, more insistent and more blithely self-assured.

This makes the insulin even more insistent and, to make matters worse, all those elevated insulin levels are bad for your blood vessels.

And like most jazz pianists under 30 Mr. Klein sounds as if he has made a close study of Brad Mehldau, though he has a more insistent touch and greater faith in the power of crescendo.

Improvements like extended electric range (50 miles, up from roughly 35) more insistent acceleration and a more ergonomically sound cabin suggest that General Motors wants the Volt treated not as an exceptional outlier, but as a passenger car that simply travels 1,000 miles on average between fill-ups.

The real Twitter revolution may have been to make us better at talking to and reaching each other, and more insistent about the need to do so — and not to make us dependent on Twitter.

Start with light kisses, then move into harder and more insistent kisses around the throat and collarbone.

The longer the wait, the more insistent the questions and the harsher the judgments.