Sentence examples for Such insistence from inspiring English sources

Such insistence helped to intensify the campaign against him.

Such insistence would undermine the whole premise of Hinduism.

Such insistence on factional power is at the heart of international concerns about Libya's future.

"It is incumbent upon the United Nations, on the basis of its charter and in accordance with the responsibilities entrusted to it, to abandon its old stand in favor of one which warns the party insisting upon war against such insistence, and shows the organization is prepared to punish the perpetrator to make it stop its aggression and accept peace," he said.

Regarding Geneva II, which aims to hold political talks on the future of Syria, on the other hand, Iran insists on participating, supported in such insistence by its Russian ally.

There was no such insistence a decade ago.

Yet there is such ornery insistence in the overlapping textures and fractured rhythms that the music has substance and shock value.

Jim James, backed by Calexico, sang "Goin' to Acapulco" (from "The Basement Tapes") with such mournful insistence that its humor completely disappeared.

Such an insistence on being seen — sometimes while bearing witness — runs throughout "Resistance and Power," a program of works performed by the Urban Bush Women on Thursday night at the Harlem Stage Gatehouse.

In The Year of Magical Thinking, the countless references to fame and social privilege have a second passport, as it were: they are an indelible aspect of the life Didion lived with her husband, and by enumerating them with such repetitive insistence she was also, in a sense, cataloguing the effects of her 40-year marriage.

The movie, "A Sight for Sore Eyes," adapted from a Ruth Rendell novel, plays pretentiously arty games of narrative hide-and-seek and dotes with such fetishistic insistence on visual metaphors (like empty white houses) that it squanders much of its suspense on chic frills.