Sentence examples for but rather insists from inspiring English sources

The sightlover, who denies that there is Beauty Itself but rather insists that there are just the many (different) beautiful plays, paintings and such, lacks knowledge.

If that natural response is right, then the examples do not really support Quine's sweeping thesis, for they do not permit the rationality of believing either (or any) of a pair (or collection) of alternatives but rather insist on articulating a different, more minimal, view.

This is my problem with "brave" and other words like it: They do not engage but rather insist.

They would rather insist them to play with other soft toys.

He'd rather insist, it seems, that there is no fixed ideal of a song, of a singer, of anything.

leader's willingness to consider any land evacuated by Israel as the basis for a Palestinian state, rather insisting on the return of all of Palestine.

Therefore we would rather insist that such disaster isn't just around the corner.

These households rather insisted on the short length of the labor, not leaving enough time to organize adequate transport for the parturient.

Position your article so that you do not appear to be soliciting for clients, rather, insist by your writing that you are offering information that you alone possesses.

The secret of this technique is to NOT take a deep breath immediately after that last gulp even though your body is rather insisting on an immediate intake of oxygen.

His job was not to encapsulate the film's artistry but, rather, to insist to a busy, jaded, and suspicious audience that "W".