Sentence examples for were more insistent from inspiring English sources

Some were more insistent on clearly defined cuts than others.

But here he has a conceit, which might be trite if it were more insistent.

Others were more insistent that Gliniewicz did not stage his own death and his killers remain on the loose.

Palmer was soundly defeated by Jackson — she got only ten per cent of the vote — and there were more insistent demands that Obama withdraw.

After his speech on Wednesday evening, the Democrats were more insistent than ever that Mr Edwards is not just the perfect complement to Mr Kerry but the ideal antidote to Dick Cheney.

Powell's exit was expected, given his repeated disagreements with hardliners such as Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who were more insistent on fighting the war.

Major celebrity is more insistent, of course.

(Japonicas are more insistent on this than are sasanquas).

Elsewhere, the music was more insistent, for better or worse.

And the Catholic Church has been more insistent in its criticism.

Yet he was more insistent on his rights over the clergy than his predecessors had been.