Sentence examples for behavior and an insistence from inspiring English sources
Given the ubiquitous nature of RS in the brain, the finding that RS is diminished, or even abolished, in those with high autistic traits raises the possibility that differences in the basic neural mechanisms supporting RS might underpin core behavioral traits associated with autism, such as rigid and repetitive patterns of behavior and an insistence on sameness.
Then there was widespread anger at banks' dodgy practices and reckless behavior, and an insistence that investors and regulators needed to be more vigilant.
Brockhaus maintained an emphasis on popular knowledge and information and an insistence on high-quality illustrations, used lavishly throughout.
In "An American Tragedy," lower-middle-class men and women, armed with nothing but prohibitions, are thrown into the harsh world of industrial capitalism, which itself molds and enforces behavior with dour insistence.
The demand for supernatural faith is at heart, an insistence upon obedience and unquestioning compliance.
An insistence on equality in Rawls is really a insistence on a presumption of equality.
Also, some discussed engaging in protective behavior at the insistence of their (male and female) partners.
But in Barton the background presses toward the foreground with an insistence found in Oriental art, and again in Cubism.
Although all of the effort should be expended to achieve a stable glycemic state, an insistence on tight glycemic control is not warranted and may only exacerbate (and even induce) the abovementioned potential risks that are associated with fasting.
McCullough claims that Adams's "outbursts of temper" occurred only in "private confrontations" and plays down or explains away instances of extreme public behavior (his strange insistence that Washington be called "His Majesty the President," his predawn flight from Washington on Jefferson's inaugural day).
