Definition of insistently in English:

insistently

adverbɪnˈsɪst(ə)ntli

1In an insistent or demanding manner.
he insistently demanded that we move
they continued to press insistently forward from all sides
Example sentencesExamples
- Like a cowboy herding cattle, it slowly but insistently nudges a standard-issue plot along its well-worn course.
- Her mother would call, thinly but insistently, summoning Caroline to help her to her chair in the living room.
- He very insistently talks about what he calls Alexander's longing.
- "Don't let him bother you, Frank," she interrupted insistently.
- I was relating my address when a guard approached and insistently tapped her watch, indicating time was up.
- His mother insistently asked him to do this.
- I tugged insistently on his arm.
- Even as he insistently urges her to consider an earlier wedding, she responds with the shallow remarks that society has taught her.
- Pablo ignores him and insistently continues, asking him what he wears under his skirt.
- By gently but insistently telling you to slow down, the piece suggests the approach the artist feels is appropriate to his work.
2In a continuous or repetitive way.
an insistently ringing phone
Example sentencesExamples
- These huge questions have been circulating insistently through the art world of late.
- Fortunately, many documentary makers of all generations have been insistently trying to fill in the gaps.
- The movement for both sexes is insistently robust.
- Music is sometimes employed too insistently to create mood.
- The archeological discoveries of the time insistently cropped up throughout the exhibition.
- Lee's insistently flat pictorial fields are for the first time riddled with nervous energy.
- More traditional in technique, they are linked to Impressionism through insistently modern subjects.
- Some of these questions overlap or at least return insistently to the same themes.
- This insistently polemical approach is most explicitly revealed in his method of sorting through the sample texts.
- It is insistently masculinist, extending to nationalist war mythology.

Definition of insistently in US English:

insistently

adverbinˈsistəntlē

1In an insistent or demanding manner.
he insistently demanded that we move
they continued to press insistently forward from all sides
Example sentencesExamples
- Pablo ignores him and insistently continues, asking him what he wears under his skirt.
- Even as he insistently urges her to consider an earlier wedding, she responds with the shallow remarks that society has taught her.
- "Don't let him bother you, Frank," she interrupted insistently.
- I tugged insistently on his arm.
- He very insistently talks about what he calls Alexander's longing.
- I was relating my address when a guard approached and insistently tapped her watch, indicating time was up.
- Her mother would call, thinly but insistently, summoning Caroline to help her to her chair in the living room.
- Like a cowboy herding cattle, it slowly but insistently nudges a standard-issue plot along its well-worn course.
- By gently but insistently telling you to slow down, the piece suggests the approach the artist feels is appropriate to his work.
- His mother insistently asked him to do this.
2In a continuous or repetitive way.
an insistently ringing phone
Example sentencesExamples
- More traditional in technique, they are linked to Impressionism through insistently modern subjects.
- Lee's insistently flat pictorial fields are for the first time riddled with nervous energy.
- It is insistently masculinist, extending to nationalist war mythology.
- Fortunately, many documentary makers of all generations have been insistently trying to fill in the gaps.
- Music is sometimes employed too insistently to create mood.
- The archeological discoveries of the time insistently cropped up throughout the exhibition.
- These huge questions have been circulating insistently through the art world of late.
- The movement for both sexes is insistently robust.
- Some of these questions overlap or at least return insistently to the same themes.
- This insistently polemical approach is most explicitly revealed in his method of sorting through the sample texts.

单词	insistently
释义	Definition of insistently in English: insistently adverbɪnˈsɪst(ə)ntli 1In an insistent or demanding manner. he insistently demanded that we move they continued to press insistently forward from all sides Example sentencesExamples Like a cowboy herding cattle, it slowly but insistently nudges a standard-issue plot along its well-worn course. Her mother would call, thinly but insistently, summoning Caroline to help her to her chair in the living room. He very insistently talks about what he calls Alexander's longing. "Don't let him bother you, Frank," she interrupted insistently. I was relating my address when a guard approached and insistently tapped her watch, indicating time was up. His mother insistently asked him to do this. I tugged insistently on his arm. Even as he insistently urges her to consider an earlier wedding, she responds with the shallow remarks that society has taught her. Pablo ignores him and insistently continues, asking him what he wears under his skirt. By gently but insistently telling you to slow down, the piece suggests the approach the artist feels is appropriate to his work. 2In a continuous or repetitive way. an insistently ringing phone Example sentencesExamples These huge questions have been circulating insistently through the art world of late. Fortunately, many documentary makers of all generations have been insistently trying to fill in the gaps. The movement for both sexes is insistently robust. Music is sometimes employed too insistently to create mood. The archeological discoveries of the time insistently cropped up throughout the exhibition. Lee's insistently flat pictorial fields are for the first time riddled with nervous energy. More traditional in technique, they are linked to Impressionism through insistently modern subjects. Some of these questions overlap or at least return insistently to the same themes. This insistently polemical approach is most explicitly revealed in his method of sorting through the sample texts. It is insistently masculinist, extending to nationalist war mythology. Definition of insistently in US English: insistently adverbinˈsistəntlē 1In an insistent or demanding manner. he insistently demanded that we move they continued to press insistently forward from all sides Example sentencesExamples Pablo ignores him and insistently continues, asking him what he wears under his skirt. Even as he insistently urges her to consider an earlier wedding, she responds with the shallow remarks that society has taught her. "Don't let him bother you, Frank," she interrupted insistently. I tugged insistently on his arm. He very insistently talks about what he calls Alexander's longing. I was relating my address when a guard approached and insistently tapped her watch, indicating time was up. Her mother would call, thinly but insistently, summoning Caroline to help her to her chair in the living room. Like a cowboy herding cattle, it slowly but insistently nudges a standard-issue plot along its well-worn course. By gently but insistently telling you to slow down, the piece suggests the approach the artist feels is appropriate to his work. His mother insistently asked him to do this. 2In a continuous or repetitive way. an insistently ringing phone Example sentencesExamples More traditional in technique, they are linked to Impressionism through insistently modern subjects. Lee's insistently flat pictorial fields are for the first time riddled with nervous energy. It is insistently masculinist, extending to nationalist war mythology. Fortunately, many documentary makers of all generations have been insistently trying to fill in the gaps. Music is sometimes employed too insistently to create mood. The archeological discoveries of the time insistently cropped up throughout the exhibition. These huge questions have been circulating insistently through the art world of late. The movement for both sexes is insistently robust. Some of these questions overlap or at least return insistently to the same themes. This insistently polemical approach is most explicitly revealed in his method of sorting through the sample texts.
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