Sentence examples for constantly insisting on from inspiring English sources
The crown never lived up to the full terms of the agreement, and in his later years Columbus was constantly insisting on his rights, drafting and redrafting a set of petitions that have become known as the "Book of Privileges".
Mr Rumsfeld has refused to exaggerate either the impact of the first strikes on Afghanistan (admitting, for example, that the Taliban could still have the ability to fire at American aircraft) or the impact of the strikes themselves (constantly insisting on the limitations of military action).Arguably, he is just trying to "spin" the war.
While we all enjoy being around people with similar interests, narcissists focus heavily on what Malkin calls "fantasizing you're twins," constantly insisting on all the ways you're both similar.
A writing lesson and a life lesson: Garner's work as a journalist and a novelist constantly insists on the connection between writing about life and comprehending it; to try to do both responsibly and honestly — without bullshit preamble, or, for that matter, bullshit amble — is what it means to be alive.
At the time the photo was taken, ABC News reported: "I just sat in there for a moment and pondered the courage and tenacity that is part of our very recent history but is also part of that long line of folks who sometimes are nameless, oftentimes didn't make the history books, but who constantly insisted on their dignity, their share of the American dream".
"He always insisted on this.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.
Bruguera constantly insisted that unrest is essential to forward progression.
Rather, Lifton said in an interview, "it was his insisting on an attitude of confronting what happened and constantly keeping what happened in mind and doing so at times when a lot of people would have preferred to forget".
