| Since 1962, our insistency and desire for quality and variation improvement of our wines, as well as the experience we acquired through the passing of time, contributed in the creation of a great family of preferred wines. |
| It was the first Cannes Film Festival of the new century, but it felt more like an end than a beginning, as the past returned, in film after film, with weight and insistency. |
| But it is becoming apparent that these are all eclipsed by the English game's insistency on burying its head in the sand and claiming it's all okay, really. |
| Overcome by the insistency of Barrot and the rest of us, Rmusat one evening yielded. |
| His mind throbbed with greater insistency at the startling conclusion that had presented itself. |
| His son, Denardo Coleman, played drums with hard insistency, even bombast, but he also kept closely attuned to the flow of improvisation. |
