Sentence examples for an insistence that from inspiring English sources
The old-fashioned Yamauchi continues to insist that Nintendo games be family-oriented, an insistence that has limited Nintendo's audience to the under-18 set.
Repetition is also tormenting, an insistence that is there in the chants of football crowds, echoing through the novel.
They shared a sense that the poetry of eastern Europe was important; that it had universality and an insistence that was lacking in English poetry at the time.
His platitudes include an insistence that "the temperature is changing".
It's more an insistence that people tell the truth.
Behind Graham's opposition was an insistence that Obama not treat military commissions as second-class justice.
"There was almost an insistence that he had so much to say.
It's an insistence that people who hold such views are morally bad.
The effort is partly ideological — an insistence that regulation is unnecessary, no matter the evidence to the contrary.
A price for such aid might be an insistence that the Syrian air force stop barrel bombing civilian areas.
East Berliners' desire to shed their past soon turned into an insistence that it not be erased.
