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• I printed it, partly at the importunity of our friend Avingdon.
• He was released on the importunities of some Dominican priests, and returned to Cagayan.
• Leicester wrote to Burghley and Walsingham, explaining why he believed the Dutch importunities should be answered favourably.
• Griffith Jones commented-" His penetration and importunity in his prayers made us all marvel greatly ."
• To escape from his importunities, the fair nymph ran away and didn't stop to hear his compliments.
• Begging you to excuse my importunities, I beg you, Monsieur, to accept this expression of my respectful regards.
• :" To deny early and inflexibly, is the only art of checking the importunity of desire, and of preserving quiet and innocence.
• Being a handsome youth, his chastity was often exposed to danger from female admirers, and to escape their importunities he took ecclesiastical tonsure.
• Efforts of women drivers to escape the importunities of hitchhikers causes them to drive through traffic signals, creating a traffic hazard, Hartley asserted.
• I suppose in some ways that Peel belonged to a past age, an age where good government was above and beyond the importunities of Party.
• They lost by degrees, through their own insolence and importunity, all the respect their order had so long enjoyed, and consequently all their wonted profits and privileges.
• He hated lecturing, and was bored with the importunities of the fanatical preachers; and in 1574 he returned to France and made his home for the next twenty years with Chastaigner.
• To rid himself of Bowes s importunity about Holt, James allowed him to escape from Edinburgh Castle on 16 July, and took credit with the Duke of Guise for doing so.
• He was somewhat crazed, according to Wood, who met him by chance in 1675, and was perhaps annoyed by his importunity, for he writes with some bitterness of him.
• Her second book, the cult classic " shattered sonnets love cards and other off and back handed importunities ( 2003, Tin House Books ) was recently republished by Copper Canyon Press ( 2014)
• With shameful importunity he procured her from his aunt's house, and became infatuated and given up to her, in spite of all his severe continence and temperance and pure training in theology.
• At this hour the Shakespeare was officially closed, but in the end the German who ran the place was persuaded to let in Raymond and Jones by the cajoling and scabrous importunities of his sole remaining customer.
• He is frequently generous with Stephen, lending him money and clothing, but also carelessly makes free with Stephen's own possessions and funds, importunities which Stephen seems to accept out of a sense of obligation.
• It has been suggested, though no written authority exists, that the reason for this is that it was only by the Company Commander s importunity that the Company obtained a Battle Axe instead of the conventional gun.
• Francis, perhaps in the hope of Queen Claude's death, had himself been one of her suitors in the first week of her widowhood, and Mary asserted that she had given him her confidence to avoid his importunities.