The archeological discoveries of the time insistently cropped up throughout the exhibition. |
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Who are the mysterious prisoners that clamour insistently at the edges of otherwise benign dreams? |
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Fortunately, many documentary makers of all generations have been insistently trying to fill in the gaps. |
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These huge questions have been circulating insistently through the art world of late. |
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By gently but insistently telling you to slow down, the piece suggests the approach the artist feels is appropriate to his work. |
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Pablo ignores him and insistently continues, asking him what he wears under his skirt. |
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Even as he insistently urges her to consider an earlier wedding, she responds with the shallow remarks that society has taught her. |
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In fact, in Old Church of Amsterdam, the artist seems to work rather insistently against the efforts of the whitewasher. |
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If imitation is a general category of artistic activity, repetition is an insistently demonstrative species of imitation. |
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This insistently polemical approach is most explicitly revealed in his method of sorting through the sample texts. |
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I watch with thinly veiled amusement as he insistently taps her on the shoulder. |
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I was relating my address when a guard approached and insistently tapped her watch, indicating time was up. |
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Her mother would call, thinly but insistently, summoning Caroline to help her to her chair in the living room. |
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Like a cowboy herding cattle, it slowly but insistently nudges a standard-issue plot along its well-worn course. |
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Affably but insistently, he makes a bid to establish some firm deadlines and fast-track the project. |
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More traditional in technique, they are linked to Impressionism through insistently modern subjects. |
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Like the other work in this issue, Leong's vision arrests and disturbs, creating unsettling moments that insistently summon critical imagination. |
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She also pays the bills which the errand boy had been insistently presenting. |
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Some of these questions overlap or at least return insistently to the same themes. |
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The surface of the liquid undulated gently, then more insistently, looking, not just a little, as though it were alive. |
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Side views are nullified as the cartoon insistently animates its characters from the front. |
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Lee's insistently flat pictorial fields are for the first time riddled with nervous energy. |
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She was too preoccupied with remaining insistently silent and had her mind set on the letter she was drafting to John. |
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The poems are also insistently personal, at times extended and uncondensed. |
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These questions have been raised insistently by antiglobalization activists. |
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A neighbor at that time became the one who insistently and sleeplessly watched you. |
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What ways can countries suggest to promote this approach more systematically and insistently? |
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One thought insistently of Dante's harvest of heavenly husbandry in a realm secure and gladsome. |
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There's more chance then of a top dog being snapped at its customised boots by a mongrel that irascibly, annoyingly, insistently does not know its place. |
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How can I calculate my real loss in weight, if I know that my weighing machine insistently shows the same weight? |
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Overamplified music nagged insistently from every window making reading impossible. |
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The stallholders insistently extol the virtues of the latter when they notice me and my friend looking on curiously. |
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Various exotic keys are probed, first sweetly, then brusquely and insistently. |
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Do not become downhearted or yield to difficult circumstances, but believe in the power of your Lord and pray to him insistently in faith. |
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You only need to look at the tie, pointing insistently to the male crotch, to recognise this. |
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But there is also a strategic value to this insistently nondoctrinal approach: anybody, of any faith, can admire Coe's Jesus. |
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It would be intriguing to see how this adult show with an insistently kiddish tone would deal with that. |
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Talk too loudly, or angrily, or argumentatively, or insistently, and you're disturbing the peace. |
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However, the question posed by Mr Watson and, even more insistently by Mr Cohn-Bendit is, I think, a reasonable question. |
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Is because we want to accommodate a country which continues to apply for accession so insistently? |
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This can be the basis for a global social covenant, which the world is insistently demanding at this difficult time. |
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Both the Angel, and, subsequently, Our Lady even more insistently, called for reparation. |
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He very insistently talks about what he calls Alexander's longing. |
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It is insistently masculinist, extending to nationalist war mythology. |
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Quibbling over dates aside, 19th century Americans did insistently observe a day of remembrance. |
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Some of those rabbis enlisted friends or colleagues to lobby us insistently. |
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He always and insistently said he supported a major troop build-up in Afghanistan. |
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If she insistently controls what she can about her life, it may be because she has control over so little. |
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The content is glossy, ad-saturated, and insistently non-controversial. |
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For example, at the moment when environmental worries are winning over cultural professions and, broadly speaking, citizens, the mobility of artistic teams and audiences is insistently called into question. |
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This election which France and her partners have been insistently calling for since last November must give the so-long awaited signal for the country's institutions to return to normal functioning. |
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There are many ongoing – just like the protests led by people with increasingly lower expectations of the government but insistently high hopes for a grassroots movement they say is just getting started. |
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Every November, when American schoolchildren are taught about Thanksgiving, they are insistently told the story of how the Pilgrims, in their gratitude, entertained the kindly Wampanoag. |
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Balthus's identification with cats is announced in the show's opening gallery with a full-length self-portrait that depicts him as a charismatic dandy with a big tiger cat pushing insistently against his trouser leg. |
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Allowing tens and tens of thousands of foodies to descend on Prospect Park's sylvan Nethermead for the insistently, cacophonously commercial Great GoogaMooga festival is another matter altogether. |
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The course of time has gradually awakened him from that unwholesome sleep and now, on his feet again, unquiet and anxious, he insistently clamors, more and more firmly for the cognition that will guide his existence. |
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Everything was to be done persistently, insistently, perseveringly, from maintaining party leadership to developing the economy to building national glory. |
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This not overly profound thought fluttered like a red flag of warning throughout English National Opera's new version of The Turk in Italy and insistently remained unfurled. |
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The Iraqis whom we have met inside and outside Iraq are all turning to UNESCO as the only agency they see as being able to organize such coordination, which they insistently demand. |
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They ask for money, courteously but insistently. |
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It is precisely this reparation, so absolutely necessary for the salvation of mankind, that Mary so insistently called for in Fatima: absolute dedication to God in a reparatory sacrifice for the salvation of sinners. |
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It was a show that built steadily but insistently, with a few less essential songs in the first half giving way to a fiery second half. |
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Overhead the woodpecker knocked insistently, and in the forest depths the partridge boom-boomed and strutted in virile glory. |
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Over two hour-long episodes on Thursday and Friday evening, his simple boy-meets-girl tale calmly, insistently, and quite beautifully, set to rights cliché after cliché. |
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Corrosive stuff that makes you shake your fist as much as wiggle your bum! With its chanting vocals, Africa for Africa comes across like a militant prayer insistently calling for better days. |
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He insistently assesses the historical probabilities underlying each part of the Passion narrative and elicits the ancient meaning of the text within its first century context. |
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The United States and the European Union have insistently held on to their farming subsidies, blocking the signing of inter-bloc trade agreements. |
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Another issue that was insistently stressed during the review of the Consultative Process was the need to adequately incorporate the development prospective in the consideration of every topic. |
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Involvement by Mossad or the CIA has been mentioned, one after another, but within the intelligence community we hear rather insistently that it was in fact the British SIS which was behind this operation. |
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Nothing, our modern world insistently reminds us, exists in a vacuum. |
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On the contrary, the Institutions' first priority must be decisively and insistently to encourage the process of administrative reform launched by the Commission. |
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That leisured past... is insistently evoked in Mr. Kiely's new collection. A compendium of folk memory, it features great bursts of balladry and doggerel. |
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