Examples of 'more insistent' in a sentence
Meaning of "more insistent"
more insistent: Describes a situation where someone becomes increasingly assertive or demanding about a particular matter
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And calls for fairness are more insistent.
A more insistent knock on the door.
This time the message was more insistent.
More insistent on getting answers.
This obligation is all the more insistent.
Horns more insistent.
The tiny thought became more insistent.
We have become more insistent that our resolutions should be implemented.
The second kiss was even more insistent.
Women are more insistent than men that a website gives a business more credibility.
But the moral question is more insistent.
Blaine has been more and more insistent that the Army is not telling the full story.
My questions became more and more insistent.
Lance is becoming more insistent that I go away with him this weekend.
Suspenseful music becomes more insistent.
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The more insistent they become . The more we push the past away.
The call was more insistent.
The call for polarization has never been louder or more insistent.
Louder and more insistent.
The process of interrogation became ever more insistent.
But women are more insistent on it.
The pathos of the female body becomes more insistent.
Right, and becoming more and more insistent that she pay attention to him.
The voice was getting more and more insistent.
Should I be more insistent with my boys?
Her orders could not have been clearer or more insistent.
The baby's whines grew more insistent inside the box.
The calls for an end to this impunity have become more insistent.
I am growing bigger … and more insistent by the moment.
The voice was lowered a little but had grown more insistent.
Voices grow stronger, more insistent I understand.
At the same time the demand for her expulsion became even more insistent.
Mark becomes more insistent.
A dialogue, or argument, develops as the orchestral interruptions become more insistent.
The men became more insistent.
Before his imperturbable indifference, my voice became involuntarily sharper and more insistent.
The music became more insistent.
Despite those trends, complaints about the regulatory burden have been growing louder and more insistent.
It has to be more insistent.
Demands for such an inquiry emerged later, and became more insistent.
Mantra chanting accelerates, horns become more insistent and a mystical atmosphere arises.
Whatever you believe about this subject, the signs are becoming more insistent.
Lone Wolf was more insistent.
However, in recent days, rumours of his dismissal have become more and more insistent.
More insistent this time, he noted.
The hunger becomes more insistent.
And he might be more insistent this time, since he 's in bulldozer mode.
I should have been more insistent.
He kisses me again, more insistent this time, his hands squeezing my waist.
The roar of the falling water seemed more insistent than ever.
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Mom was insistent upon there not being a trial
