Sentence examples for some insistent from inspiring English sources

Luxuriating had not been possible in the morning when England had to buckle down against some insistent Indian bowling.

But if some insistent Chinese bloggers are to be believed, nature provided enough warning to have saved many of those who perished Monday.

The believers in cold dinosaurs, like the believers in cold fusion, will remain frozen in place; some insistent true Dauphin, like the Lindbergh baby, will still wander the American West.

After a minute or two, however, some rather insistent drums kick in.

The situations aren't equal: Private Manning may not have had the same clear-cut whistle-blower's motivation that Mr. Ellsberg had as an antiwar activist, and some are insistent in portraying him as a mentally unstable traitor to his military vows.

Worse, some are insistent that people should not protest.

But I'd like to think at least some of the film's applause was in appreciation of how largely un-baity it plays on screen, some overly insistent musical cues aside.

While a simple "No, thank you" should be enough, some hosts are particularly insistent, and in some cultures, to refuse a drink outright is often seen as ungrateful and insulting.

Some were more insistent on clearly defined cuts than others.

Some detractors remain insistent that he should return to America to face judgment, as do I.

As more stars infiltrate theater, the call for craft has been less insistent, some observers say.