My son is insistent on picking out my clothes today.
Picking up a two-note cue from Mr. Osby, the band shifted out of "The Sidewinder" into an insistent stuttering phrase, gathering momentum and volume, then shot into a free-for-all scrambled montage of Charlie Parker themes.
"I didn't really identify as bisexual," she said, "but people were so insistent that I pick a ― you know, it caused a huge controversy and everyone wanted to graft on to me this narrative ― [that] I felt that I had just simply been mistaken about myself for all these years and finally the veil was lifted and I was a lesbian.
Despite such forgiving attitudes, some leading conservatives said Mr. Bush's positions might make them more insistent that he not pick a running mate who favors abortion rights.
Although insistent that he intends to pick a strong team for Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy tie at York, Robins also has half an eye on Saturday's trip to Swindon.
There are universal vibrations that must be picked up at just this moment in histor They are as insistent as insects in the grass.
Ms. Larzelere, a warm woman who is so insistent about being a caregiver that she calls the reporter three times with an offer to pick her up at the train station, explains it more simply.
With the insistent sounds of her sobbing and banging on the playpen gates ringing in my ears, I picked him up and checked his diaper.
Steadily, though, the seats filled, the noise picked up, the crackle of genuine event glamour in the air as the Champions League "anthem" was played at an insistent volume.
The other flaw in the no-poo argument is that it seems insistent on imagining that all modern shampoos are packed with SLS (a chemical foaming agent), when in fact you can now pick up an SLS-free shampoo for about three quid in Sainsbury's.
