Sentence examples for away from insisting from inspiring English sources
Anonymity and pseudonymity are prized too: many online hangouts shy away from insisting on the use of real names, which tends to make people behave better.
It was, he claimed, the Americans who backed away from insisting on a new freeze.The prime minister says he is anxious to resume talks, albeit indirectly, with the Palestinians.
To analysts of political discourse in the isolated nation, the report indicated that North Korea was moving away from insisting on one-on-one talks with the United States.
* Yes, Facebook is moving away from insisting on real-world names, and Twitter has a long history of accounts not associated with specific people, but the idea here is that Secret lets you keep a connection to your circle of contacts — based on names in your phone's contacts — without your identity attached to it.
Surprisingly, when I question Mischel on potential flaws in Dweck's work, he backs away from it, insisting he's merely describing her studies.
The man himself has no desire to move away from Anfield, insisting after Thursday's match: "Of course I'm happy here.
The Egyptian foreign minister, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, tried over the days leading up to the summit meeting to steer attention away from Tunisia, insisting that the gathering was not about politics, but economics.
"What he did as an athlete is still inspiring and no one can take that away from him," insisted Katlego Sotsaka, a young black rower.
At other makeovers, I'd seen subjects snatch tools away from revered artists, insisting there was only one way to do their eyes.
If you're worried that your spouse may be lying to you about money, learn to spot the red flags dishonesty, like a spouse changing the topic away from money and insisting on handling the finances alone.
Although Clinton quickly backed away from the remark, insisting that she only meant to refer to Trump's fringe support from the so-called "alt-right", the Republican nominee has used it as an attack line.
