Sentence examples similar to with insistent pressure from inspiring English sources

The hospital day began with the gentle but insistent pressure of a thermometer against your teeth accompanied by a singsong "Good morning" from an Army nurse.

Mr. Bush is just beginning to get adjusted to his new life as a minority president facing insistent pressure from Democrats who are armed with the ability to issue subpoenas, open investigations and block much of his agenda.

Three further features distinguish obligation-imposing rules: they must be reinforced by serious or insistent pressure to conform; they must be believed important to social life or to some valued aspect of it; and their requirements may conflict with the interests and goals of the subject (Hart 1994, 85 88).

Doing so might provide a counterweight to the insistent pressure on students to become professional researchers if they want to achieve elite status in their fields.

During the 1980s the conservative administrations of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Britain and President Ronald Reagan in the United States faced increasingly insistent pressures for sanctions against South Africa.

Daniel Woodrell writes with insistent rhythm and an evocative and poetic regional flavor.

The music drives ahead, with insistent rhythms and operatic high notes.

Nearly all the songs announce themselves with insistent hooks and gallop ahead from there, gathering more instruments as they go.

Ordinary people today confront well-financed, sophisticated organizations capable of carpet-bombing the public with insistent one-way exhortations.

Page McConnell's keyboards, particularly Hammond organ, pushed forward with insistent, meaty chords, and then dissolved into support.

Williams benghargles with insistent, defensive gulps.