importunely

It is a minor comfort to learn that Soviet audiences in the 1950's and 60's coughed as importunely during concerts as their free-world counterparts.

Pastor Richard Halverson wrote that Pierce "prayed more earnestly and importunely than anyone else I have ever known.

They felt the scenes with David Faustino showed promise, but were importunely and repeatedly interrupted by the plotline returning to the three leads arguing and debating over production and marketing in the restaurant.