Sentence examples for more insistent with from inspiring English sources

— indifference that slowly creeps up on you with age, that becomes more insistent with age.

The banners stood in front of small shops made of concrete and white tile, and they seemed to grow more insistent with every mile.

Some vast what to call it?—indifference that slowly creeps up on you with age, that becomes more insistent with age.

Indeed, there was some suggestion that Finnegan's Hollow may even have beaten Istabraq, representing the same owner and trainer, if Conor O'Dwyer had been more insistent with his effort on the run-in.

In the peak season from the end of July till the start of October, the noise police will be even more insistent, with a complete ban enforced on any sort of machinery or gardening equipment, from diggers to annoying strimmers that could disturb a tourist's 40 winks.

He was louder as he leant towards the microphone, suddenly more insistent, reading with an unstoppable momentum.

"Beware Your Only Friend," which followed "Death Final," took on a more insistent tone here, with raucous, thudding rhythm.

I wish I had been much more insistent and forceful with the doctors that I did talk to.

"In the face of modernity, Orthodox Jews—Hasidic Jews, in particular—have become even more insistent on modesty with respect to sexuality," said David Biale, a Jewish studies scholar at the University of California, Davis.

"This poetry is more universal than ours," wrote Hughes and Weissbort, more "insistent", and closer acquaintance with it would only "stimulate poetry-making in this country".

The Greeks are already protesting: "We're not Ireland!" Your recent scandals may encourage them to get even more insistent and come up with an alternative of their own.