Sentence examples for A insistence from inspiring English sources

An insistence on equality in Rawls is really a insistence on a presumption of equality.

And a toughness, an insistence on doing things on her own terms.

Women's Intercultural Center I found an inspiring sense of self-determination, an insistence that for a community and a region to change it must become more self-sufficient.

The company issued a statement to Reuters that reads less like a denial than an insistence that it's trying to get better.

There is also an insistence that a five-year plan is in place to address the debt.

I fear that an insistence on a literal or historical reading of the Bible will ultimately lead to the irrelevance of Christianity in our society.

Eventually, there is a sorting out of accounts and an insistence that everyone agree to a consensual account, which then serves as a basis for collective action.

If we go beyond mere complexity to an insistence on an ontological antireductionism that requires the formulation of novel emergent or biotonic laws, then we are still within the realms of the currently comprehensible.

Today we should add a third, namely patience, an insistence on time to listen, study, think.

For the Paralympics are the cult of the body imperfect, an insistence that even a flawed body can be glorious.

Although all of the effort should be expended to achieve a stable glycemic state, an insistence on tight glycemic control is not warranted and may only exacerbate (and even induce) the abovementioned potential risks that are associated with fasting.