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Meanings of more insistent in English
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Usage of more insistent in English
1
As Lylda continued, the hostile element in the crowd grew more insistent.
2
His inclination became the more insistent, the more he thought of it.
3
In a way physical objects have more insistent perceptive power than sense-objects.
4
When the shouts became more insistent, Pavel raised his hand and said:
5
But her movements only caused him to groan and become more insistent.
6
Another peal clanged through the house, louder and more insistent than before.
7
Mr. Kipling's knock was much more insistent; he could not be unheard.
8
Once he took out his watch, as his impatience became more insistent.
9
But others came crowding upon them, others still more insistent and perplexing.
10
Each time she halted, the ringing in her ears grew more insistent.
11
The daily beat of the Washington drum gets louder and more insistent.
12
These prisoners saw Stony less often, and they were more insistent.
13
When the auxiliary power units fire up, the rocket's vibration becomes more insistent.
14
As I gazed on the panels the questions became more and more insistent.
15
The music from the reception rooms grew louder and more insistent.
16
No instinct is more insistent in the early days of the child's life.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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