Sentence examples for Lack of insistence from inspiring English sources

The period ended at midnight".The monk's lack of insistence the previous evening had been designed to avoid the rudeness of contradicting his visitors' preferences.

Part of what Day-Lewis admires so much about American movies is their lack of insistence on the kind of brilliant dialogue that characterizes much of the theater.

But sometimes slips like that are telling, perhaps because they expose ambitions or reinforce doubts; this one may be, though, in that it reveals a strange lack of insistence, on Romney's part, on his own identity.

For the websites that required prescriptions, the lead author was able to use the same prescriptions more than five times because of the lack of insistence on original versions (many website pharmacies allow consumers to fax prescriptions without contacting the prescribing physician).

This is a very general statement showing lack of 'insistence' on a world order that a social enterprise would specifically have to address.

What unites Jay-Z and Berman is their lack of nostalgia, their insistence on movement and mobility.

The methods are distinguished by fine distinctions among the simplified models of genome rearrangement invoked, assumptions about identical gene complement or lack of duplicate genes, insistence or not on linearity of chromosomes or the number of chromosomes in the solution, relative weights of adjacencies versus chromosome-terminal gene ends, and other considerations.

The lack of commentary at the insistence of Fina, which feared it could influence judges, left some bemused.

It also hasn't aged well, with it's shocking lack of diversity and its awkward insistence on gender tropes, among other offenses.

Liberals blamed the church's lack of openness about sexuality and its insistence on not ordaining married men and women.

The insistence on a lack of "real men" spills over into a homophobia more disturbing than the exposure of heterosexual male sexual vanity and insecurity.