His disobedience as much as his insistence on the right of lay investiture, which was not formally condemned until 1078, brought about a break with Gregory by the end of 1075.
He influenced a generation of architectural students as much through his insistence on the socially ennobling role of architecture, and its integrity as a discipline, as through his work.
Pauly concludes, "If Fanny Workman ever receives the recognition she deserves for her feminist determination to excel at this then-male sport, she will surely be remembered as much for her insistence upon accurate record-keeping as for the elevations she achieved".
It's as much about an insistence that identity is indeed political, as it is about collective yearnings to see that which has been kept off limits, to venture into those spaces that unsettle official accounts and expose the social fissures we already fully know exist.
She had swooped into Marjorie's apartment from time to time to drop a Big Mac into Candy's waiting mouth, but the enthusiasm that she'd carried with her usually dissipated quickly, smothered as much by Marjorie's insistence on behaving as if nothing were out of the ordinary as by Candy's abject need.
That turned out to have as much merit as his stubborn insistence that the administration's ethics haven't been slicked by Big Oil.
In fact, Iraq's rehabilitation in the Arab world has been delayed as much by the regime's insistence on blasting vitriol at Saudi Arabia as it has by fears of annoying America.Iraq has worked hard to patch up ties with its once-mortal enemies, Iran and Syria.
Kellyanne Conway, the counsellor to the President, said recently that Trump has used "the power of the bully pulpit" to address the problem of foreign interference in U.S. elections a comment with just as much credibility as Trump's own insistence, at Tuesday night's rally in Phoenix, that he believes, "We are all on the same team.
The Saudis were even unofficially prepared to factor in Iranian insistence on pumping as much oil as they would like, as the summit reached a rather amicable end.
On his insistence, plans to give Britain as much as another year were scrapped in favor of a shorter delay.
