Sentence examples for more insistent when from inspiring English sources

It became more insistent when Norwich doubled their lead.

As an officer's wife, Mrs. Wilson, in turn, began calling the families of men under her husband's command, and she has been dealing with their problems, too: keys locked in cars, check books that need balancing, bill collectors who grow more insistent when the husbands are away.

For many trans people, whatever and whomever we're suppressing becomes more insistent when we're under stress.

I'm gonna smile when you say goodbye," and gets more insistent: "Miriam, when you were having fun in my big pretty house, did you think twice?

The noise has continued intermittently, becoming more insistent last year when flooding pushed the already compromised foundation and house back upward.

The calls for Ba became more insistent and when finally he came on there were cheers – as much, it seemed, for the departure of Torres.

Civil rights became an even more insistent issue, when boycotts and violent protests over the university's virtually all-white sports teams broke out at away games.

That critical chorus grew louder and more insistent last month when G.E.'s first-quarter earnings badly missed analysts' estimates and its own projections.

The demand for Wi-Fi was never more insistent than last month, when volcanic ash caused a six-day shutdown of air service in Europe and affected millions of business travelers around the world.

Some suggest being a little more insistent on credit when doing a favor, which might work though it sounds exhausting; a favor is not a rug in a Moroccan souk where haggling is appropriate.

Each has since secretly harbored a desire to complete the competition, whose outcome would certify "the better brother". When Jeremy, the more insistent on settling it once and for all, crashes Mark's birthday party at their mother's home, their long-simmering power struggle boils up.