Sentence examples for was still insistent from inspiring English sources

The compulsion was still insistent sometimes, but he could tell it wasn't going to be today.

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.

The fate of Jon Snow might be the worst kept secret in Hollywood/Northern Ireland, but Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington is still insistent that his character is very much dead.

Clarke is still insistent that his weary troops have a chance.

Some people are still insistent that their iPhone 4s don't have the antenna issue at all.

Even if you're still insistent on giving one your grandparents a digital photo frame that they will probably keep in the packaging until you come over, the eight inch SPF-85V will launch on October 1st for $199 and the ten inch SPF-105V oNovemberer 1st for $289.

The speculation was so insistent that on the first anniversary of his resignation last February, an exasperated Benedict publicly called notions that he was still pope "simply absurd".

"Be Still," with its insistent cello, preaches surrender in the face of death: "Somebody's beginning is just someone else's end".

Whatever you think of the Turner - and, blimey, there have been arguments - it's still a massive, and insistent, part of British cultural life.

The four-man Club England board will now concentrate on pinpointing a successor for the departed Fabio Capello before the tournament, with Pearce insistent he is still willing to take charge of the squad if required.

Slowly it will crescendo into a more insistent cry, but there's still the whining quality.