Sentence examples for still insistent from inspiring English sources
The compulsion was still insistent sometimes, but he could tell it wasn't going to be today.
In person, over Breton cider, Mr. Pointud is more relaxed, but still insistent.
Others are his family's long-ignored but still insistent Jewishness and the fractured, bewildering culture of the 1970s and '80s.
He was still insistent on his love for Rousseau - at least when writing to his French friends.
Germany is still insistent that the most foolproof path to sustainable recovery is through structural change, including the overhaul of rigid labor markets and changes to pension laws, much like those Germany painfully pushed through in the 1990s.
Occasionally, when the mornings are resonantly still, the insistent tapping of a woodpecker chiselling at a tree trunk wakes me.
But before you get to the performances, you are stuck with Melly Still's insistent concept: a cavort, a cocktail party, a tangle of limbs, and one of those all-purpose writhers who slithers across the stage in shorts to show that debauchery is taking place.
Worse still is the insistent tone: you can't afford to miss this story.
"More than moments," she fired back, still my firm, insistent, even stubborn older sister.
"Be Still," with its insistent cello, preaches surrender in the face of death: "Somebody's beginning is just someone else's end".
