Sentence examples for effect of insisting from inspiring English sources

But the effect of insisting that other countries meet our standards before we trade with them would be, as you must know, devastating.

The names of rape victims were traditionally not reported by the media, to protect them, but it had the additional effect of insisting that they had been shamed and keeping them invisible, isolated, and silent.

Mills says he even had to get the sound people to strip many of the "atmos" effects, insisting on a quiet realism.

In effect, they insist that the path of legal, internal reform be kept open.

Despite the much-heralded visual effects of "Avatar," Cameron insisted that the sounds of Na'vi speech remain unmanipulated.

Understanding how your body works – a side effect of FAM – can be hugely empowering, insists Grigg-Spall.

Other reports insist that PGE2 opposes the effect of IL-1 [ 14] and stimulates the gene expression of type II collagen [ 3, 15].

The state insists that HB 589 "did not have the effect of burdening and decreasing voter participation".

(Like many forgers, Van Meegeren insisted that he was "driven by the psychological effect of disappointment in not being acknowledged by my fellow artists and critics").

But Janine Freeman, the head of UK and EU public affairs at the National Grid, insisted that efforts were being made to soften the effect of transmission lines.

There's a millennial element to insisting on living in public, but it's also just an effect of the social media age.