I actually think the gay rights movement has shot itself in the foot with the insistence on this word.
"The irony, of course, is that we practice this form of narcissism with the insistence that we are sharing.
He watched her walk away & was left with the insistence in her eyes.
Macho mariners responded with the insistence that ships always had been and ever would be female (bloody-minded, expensive, continually needing a lick of paint), while feminist academics applauded this modernization of the language as overdue.
But its commitment to the material feels honest, nowhere more so than in Mr. Downey's darkly shaded, nuanced performance, one that deepens this film with its insistence on the fundamental mysteries of human character.
In the first big section of her Passion, dealing with Jesus' washing of his disciples' feet, not only does she have most of the Gospel text intoned by a deep bass, with a powerful echo of Russian chant, but the first signal of Judas's betrayal, rising to a fierce declamation of the word "Satan," is heavy with insistence that this event and this name matter.
To some, the answer is obvious: It was the Justice Department, with its insistence on prosecuting this case.
The problem with Kavanaugh's insistence that this letter is exculpatory is that it is not true.
If this seems at odds with his insistence of the importance of support networks, then you guess that is where the guilt comes in.
While you may annoy most of your co-workers with your insistence on running LibreOffice, this laptop is more than enough to run a few spreadsheets on and, in addition, build a business with.
