Sentence examples for enduring insistence from inspiring English sources

It's lonely for me to write this, but the biggest problem facing the U.S. energy system is the enduring insistence of a "low price at any cost" energy policy, and the customer entitlement that bestows.

One of the keys to Le Bernardin's enduring success is Eric's insistence on four-star quality in every phase of the restaurant's operations.

Academic objections may recede, but what's implied in these pages is that writers themselves are prone to an enduring scepticism about the teaching of their own subject (consider, say, Will Self's pungent insistence that "there aren't any rules [of writing], or if there are, they're for deadheads who want to be taught naturalism by some berk in the Fens").

His insistence on using seasonal, simple and well-sourced food is instrumental in the enduring popularity of the restaurants.

An enduring challenge for Chinese filmmakers who want to go global is their own government's insistence on tight control of film content through a still-rigorous censorship apparatus.

Her insistence that she was unaware of what was going on in the house, and what suffering Peter was enduring at the hands of Barker and his abusive brother Owen, "defies belief".

He cites her insistence that, despite their poor circumstances, d'Amboise take part in one form of the arts or another as enduring inspiration.

But the right's enduring fixation on Obama and sex its impulse to find the secret sexuality in innocuous things the former president does, the insistence that there's something wrong or hidden about his sexuality is ironic considering the current president has allegedly had multiple extramarital affairs and been accused of sexually assaulting or harassing more than a dozen women.

Bachelet's insistence on the need for a "re-encounter" between Chileans, rather than a reconciliation, is meant to recognize the reality and the enduring importance of these divisions.

Merely enduring.

He thought about enduring.