They were insistent on the urgency of the murderer being arrested and handed over to Justice in the person of the hangman, foras each asked himselfwhere was this sort of crime to end?

Moonlight nights had come and the wanderlust was growing more and more insistent in his veins.

One countenance in the last class made itself a trifle more insistent than the others.

That a girl should not be privileged to be insistent about going to a danceit seemed depriving her of her birthright.

She had half put away her pride; she might have been too insistent for her rights.

To the nation such a message was not without its practical application and value, but it failed completely to meet the individual problems that became pathetically insistent during the middle of the fifth century B.C. IV.

No human being has ever been able to locate it in pitch or metre; yet to such as the listening man upon the ground, to those who have heard it year by year, it is nevertheless the sweetest, most insistent of music.

It became especially insistent at this time, because it had ceased to be the problem of the community, and had become that of individuals or of a class.

Indeed, the demands for destroyers from all directions were as insistent as ever.

The Tyrant ONE comes with foot insistent to my door, Calling my name; Nor voice nor footstep have I heard before, Yet clear the calling sounds and o'er and o'er It seems the sunlight burns along the floor With paler flame!