Sentence examples for In that insistence from inspiring English sources

In that insistence, the Antiochian emphasis upon the distinction between the two natures in Christ made itself heard throughout the church.

The conflict between Alexandria and Antioch came to a head when Nestorius, taking exception to the use of the title "Mother of God" or, more literally, "God-Bearer" (Theotokos) for the Virgin Mary, insisted that she was only "Christ-Bearer". In that insistence, the Antiochian emphasis upon the distinction between the two natures in Christ made itself heard throughout the church.

Where Engels departed from even the most well-meaning of UN rapporteurs is in the insistence that capitalism can never solve the housing crisis.

Are they so deaf that they cannot hear, in his insistence that the only thing keeping him away was the cost, the authentic ring of plain truth?

That insistence fades in a movie that is itself largely a conventional, wan affair, despite its art-cinema flourishes, like scenes that start and end in medias res.

Ms. Ryan said that Mr. Gilmartin was also misguided in his insistence that Merck remain independent.

For their part, Wilpon and Katz are steadfast in their insistence that they had no hint that anything with Madoff was amiss.

But she also signalled to Athens that Germany was not easing up in its insistence that the Greek debt mountain is repaid.

While in that correspondence Rosenstock-Huessy was uncompromising in his insistence that Judaism was a spent historical force, he continued to reflect upon Rosenzweig's decision to remain a Jew throughout his life.

The charm of "Neruda" lies in its insistence that there may well have been, and that it scarcely matters if there wasn't.

But it goes beyond other uses of criteria in its insistence that our conception of other human figures is that they are souls and have experiences.