- Americans, at a time when "rocking, jazz
based music ... [with a] heavy,
insistent beat" was
becoming more po****r. In the
commercial rhythm and
blues music...
- also
refer to a
state of ****ual
arousal or anti****tion of such – an
insistent ****ual impulse, desire, or
pattern of thoughts. As
French novelist Honoré...
-
After John leaves, Peg
recommends that Ted not hire John, but Ted is
insistent, as John
likes 'Princeton'. John
proves quite adept at
writing letters...
-
though he
approved strategic decisions.
Roosevelt gave way in part to
insistent demands from the
public and
Congress that more
effort be
devoted against...
- type of unsympathetic,
ambiguous laughter. The
final behavior is the
insistent need for anonymity.
According to Phillips,
anonymity allows trolls to...
-
Deming of
AllMusic said, "Novillero have
always been a pop
group with the
insistent attack of a
crack rock band, and that hasn't
changed on A
Little Tradition;...
- and that,
given the
legend Ali was, the
referee should stop it. Holmes'
insistent and
rudimentary ****embly of
punches and
combinations put on full display...
- that
fundamental change would best be
achieved at the
community level,
insistent on
responsibilities as well as rights, and
convinced that the dynamism...
-
exaggerated that it has
little to say
about actual statecraft and so dry and
insistently talky that it
struggles to entertain."
Season 2
Rotten Tomatoes reported...
- New York
Times commented that her
voice is "velvety yet tart, with an
insistent flutter and
reserves of soul belting".
Rosen notes that the hip hop era...
