Wading further through the crowd, we decline a chorus of importunate hands, each holding out postcards that detail the site's glories. |
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The strange gentleman is, we learn, one of Felice Charmond's more importunate lovers. |
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They compounded verbal injury by laying importunate hands on women of our group. |
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We hector the Turks in the most importunate manner about Cyprus, about the status of minorities, about the Armenian massacre. |
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God can no longer remain hidden from such an earnest and importunate seeker. |
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They must be prepared to rival the patience of Job and the persistence of the importunate widow. |
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For in Cairo, as he writes, jokes are a form of currency: a wisecrack from even the most importunate beggar will win instant reward. |
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Rest easy, my importunate friends, there is much news: over in California, preparations are afoot. |
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He became so unreasonably importunate in his addresses to the daughter of one of the clergymen of Aberdeen, that it was found necessary to put him under restraint. |
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Locals often advise visitors to show their empty palms to monkeys if they are in the preserve and want to avoid their importunate extortion of food. |
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He is ready and willing to yield to our importunate cries of faith. |
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So not only did the importunate young man squeeze a few extra minutes out of the eminent philosopher, he also caught, and recorded him, laughing at his guest's foolishness. |
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And I'll hope you'll forgive this importunate but timely plea. |
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As Oscar Wilde observed, the personal memoir, even if written for friends and family alone or to satisfy an importunate publisher, is always delightfully self-obsessed. |
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He warned me with great blows of legs of the arrival of importunate people even before they would cross the threshold of the gate. |
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In her photographic compositions Elena Willis implicates the interaction of people in the face of a fatality, an importunate event that wrenches them from their daily life. |
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Failure to consult a notary can have importunate consequences. |
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He passed his busy days in the midst of noisy, bustling, importunate crowds, yet free from the slightest moral stain, offering help, counsel and comfort to all. |
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Mr Miller was never stuffy about answering such importunate questions. |
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This component blocks the undesired and importunate web content such as ad-images, flash banners, clickers, counters and pop-up pages and prevents the dangerous scripts from execution. |
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The importunate, harsh, and disharmonious coaxations of frogs. |
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