Among the points that the owners of the Mets have been most insistent about in their legal fight with the trustee for the victims of Bernard L. Madoff's fraud has been their claim to have been completely forthcoming during the trustee's investigation of their finances.
"What we have seen in these videos is something the police say never happens," says DeRay Mckesson a St Louis, Missouri, resident who has become one of the most insistent voices in the new police reform movement that has gripped the US since the death of unarmed black teenager Brown last August.
As the most insistent of atheists in the House of Lords, after he arrived there in 1987, Dormand demanded equal rights for the non-religious fifth of the population.
The play's most insistent refrain, offered in response to one hypothesis or another: "You're not a doctor".
But the most insistent melodic line in this volume has nothing to do with drugs or celebrity or scandal.
Fashion is always sensitive to the stage it's forced to perform on, and Tokyo's is the most insistent on modernity in the world.
He imparts as much gravity and heart as any actor could to Mr. Cook's folksy homilies, of which the most insistent is embodied in the motto "see it, feel it, trust it" that Luke scrawls on his golf balls as "s.f.t".
To my ear, the most insistent regional accents are heard in Scotland, in the brutal street talk of writers like Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and Denise Mina as well as in the more subtly sinister tones of Louise Welsh (who argues, in "The Cutting Room," that Glasgow, for all its claims to toughness, is "a peaceful wee haven").
He produced a huge sound without much apparent effort, but even in the work's most insistent, tension-radiating moments — the passages in the Allegro moderato supported by insistently pounding bass figures, and the sizzling Vivace finale — he kept the music's energy tightly focused and maintained an impressive clarity of texture.
For Smith the plain-seeing Scot, the market may not be the most elegant instance of human sympathy, but it's the most insistent: everybody has skin in the game.
