Sentence examples for face of insistent from inspiring English sources

Black lives matter, in short, because black people continue to exemplify what it means to be human in the face of inhumanity and dehumanization, of living a human life against the constraints of "racialization," in the face of insistent institutional violence and (social) death.

He is insistent, in the face of strenuous Democratic opposition, that his 2001 and 2003 tax cuts should be made permanent, which would cost nearly a trillion dollars over the next five years.To cut spending, Mr Bush slashes a range of government-run domestic programmes, including a scheme that trains paediatric specialists.

What many readers and investors most valued in him was his insistent contrarianism in the face of boosters proclaiming the wonders of a particular stock.

But he seemed kind of insistent".

She clung to the timeless in a world of insistent news.

Debt buyers often hire collectors to commence a campaign of insistent letters and regular phone calls.

"Be Still," with its insistent cello, preaches surrender in the face of death: "Somebody's beginning is just someone else's end".

I was attracted by his salt-and-pepper hair as much as by his insistent optimism and joie de vivre in the face of the unknown, and we quickly developed a comfortable repartee.

"In the face of modernity, Orthodox Jews—Hasidic Jews, in particular—have become even more insistent on modesty with respect to sexuality," said David Biale, a Jewish studies scholar at the University of California, Davis.

It felt somewhat like the Romney campaign's insistent belief that it would win the general election, in the face of all the data.

The transfer of power leaves the Egyptian military in charge of this nation of 85 million, facing insistent calls for fundamental democratic change and open elections.