Exemplos de uso de More insistent em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Felt much more insistent.
She has no time to dwell upon that, however,as Gabrielle's mouth grows more insistent.
For a better finish,you need to be more insistent with the larger-sized grits.
The more insistent we are on the separation of the cultures, the more inaccurate we are about ourselves and about others.
But this time the" NO!!" felt much more insistent.
Blaine has been more and more insistent that the Army isn't telling the full story.
In the future it will be necessary to be more insistent about this.
Fruitless waiting impels them to more and more insistent knockings at that door which will not open to them, or to actual outbreaks of despair.
The more you ignore them,the longer they stay, and the more insistent they become.
However, you will see that, if necessary,we can be even more insistent by opening infringement proceedings to ensure that this directive is implemented properly.
In that context, we choose think inclusion and disability because even if the speech of diversion reaches everyone,in people with disability it is more visible and more insistent.
There was no power in sight that could put a stop to this decline. All the more insistent, then, was the invocation of the power of God.
Boys tend to be more insistent about their turn, while girls tend to be more likely to yield their turn and be satisfied with a more passive role.
It is surprising thatthe South Korean and Japanese heads of state are not more insistent in their opposition to a U.S.
The call to conversion becomes more insistent during this time of preparation for the Great Jubilee in which we will commemorate the mystery of the Incarnation of God's Son 2,000 years ago.
It is an incentive which the Spirit constantly inspires in the Church and which becomes more insistent precisely in the moments of greatest difficulty.
Parting with a dummy in many babies takes place with difficulty, and if during the day the child can still switch to more interesting activities,then at the time of falling asleep he requires a dummy all the more insistent.
The unconscious mind is much more powerful,much more insistent much more directive and conservative than the conscious mind;
And it looked as if he had set down roots in that land of wide spaces and vast horizons, and the invitations from Italy to return home,that after a while became ever more insistent, got nowhere.
It is surprising that the South Korean andJapanese heads of state are not more insistent in their opposition to a U.S. offensive against North Korea.
With the ending of the Cold War, bipolarization and the rivalry between the two superpowers, after the earthquake of 1989,the need to free Europe and the United States from what has stood in the way of a more open relationship is becoming more and more insistent.
Finally, in conclusion, I should like once again to stress the ever more insistent need for Member States to arrive quickly at common legislation in matters of asylum.
Now, in the middle of our eucharistic assembly, we must look at the question of vocations in its exact ecclesiological and Christological dimension, andwe must, above all, make it the object of more insistent invocation to"the Lord of the harvest.
The more insurmountable the difficulties andobscure the prospects, the more insistent must our prayer be, to beg of God the gift of mutual understanding, harmony and peace.
The serious responsibilities that are entrusted to us and the many difficulties that our episcopal ministry encounters today make the awareness of our spiritualinadequacy more painfully acute, and so our prayer for the Father's indulgent love must be stronger and more insistent.
I do black and white pinhole photography only,as I think it is more mysterious, more insistent, more quiet and suits the method better than color photography.
We must implore the Lord for help by means of ever more insistent prayer, for unity is above all a gift of God(cf. Decree Unitatis Redintegratio, n. 24), at the same time asking all Christians to join in common prayer because this is"certainly a very effective means of petitioning for the grace of unity" ibid., n.
Wherever trials and difficulties are harsher,may the invocation of the Risen Lord be more insistent and may prayer for the gift of his Holy Spirit, source of love and peace, be more heartfelt.
No Church orother organization is more insistent than The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, that the Negroes should receive all the rights and privileges that can possibly be given to any other in the true sense of equality as declared in the Declaration of Independence.
Tito's leading role in liberating Yugoslavia not only greatly strengthened his position in his party and among the Yugoslav people, butalso caused him to be more insistent that Yugoslavia had more room to follow its own interests than other Bloc leaders who had more reasons to recognize Soviet efforts in helping them liberate their own countries from Axis control.