insistent

If she insistently controls what she can about her life, it may be because she has control over so little.

Now, on the river, it is customary for all who desire inter-tribal palavers to announce their intention loudly and insistently.

I turned at his reply, Fixing the silent symbol with my eye, Insistently.

Striking it quickly, insistently, she came to the door of the dining-room, which framed her beauty like a picture.

She hurried away to her office-room, where the call-bell was insistently ringing.

So insistently did the words ring in his ears that it seemed to him that he must have spoken them aloud.