"sound insistent" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It can be used to describe someone whose words are assertive, emphatic, and forceful. Example: When the boss asked him to stay late, Bob's response sounded insistent - he was determined not to work any more than his contract required.
The choruses here are built of concrete — Mr. Ross sounds insistent whether shouting "Tupac back!" or wheezing "600 Beeeeenz" — and the production, full of king-size ominousness, isn't from Lex Luger (except for one track), who has trademarked that sound, but from a cadre of would-be Lugers.
The sound was insistent, almost desperate, as if someone "just laid into the horn" inside the train, Maloney said.
NEW YORK — The sound of insistent drumming bounces off the sides of nearby office towers announcing the location of the Occupy Wall Street home base long before its inhabitants are otherwise seen or heard.
"Despacito" sounds unusually insistent and spontaneous, and it's the first majority-Spanish song to hit No. 1 in America since "Macarena," in 1996.
If Spevack, a licensed social worker and psychotherapist, sounded slightly insistent, it's because this was no mere nature walk.
Built around the slow, insistent sound of wheels travelling along metal tracks, Subway captures something else: sultry and lulling, it sounds like a summer night in the city, when the heat leaves you disoriented and drained, and, as Clive James memorably put it, the air feels "like chicken broth, with grease bubbles swimming in it".
She imitates the sound of long, insistent booing.
Monday, 3 August , 1959 11 10 A.M. I was awakened this morning by the sound of an insistent knocking at my door.
** Monday, 3 August , 1959 11 10 A.M. I was awakened this morning by the sound of an insistent knocking at my door.
Monday, 3 August , 1959 11 10 A.M. Monday, 3 August , 1959 11 10 A.M. I was awakened this morning by the sound of an insistent knocking at my door.
