Sentence examples for frequent insistence from inspiring English sources

Sara's frequent insistence that she is not as interesting as William imagines is sadly accurate.

Frequent insistence that the army sticks to its democratic promises could make a difference.

But there is one conspicuous problem with China's frequent insistence that Japan (or indeed anyone) "face history squarely".

Further, he said, "Israel can't do it," a statement that defies Mr. Netanyahu's frequent insistence that Israel must and can defend itself by itself from all security threats, including Iran.

In a previous post, I commented on people's frequent insistence that I'm really Asian (it's ranged from comical to combative).

"Well then you've had Lyme for years," they said, rattling off a list of my offenses -- the fondness for a cappella music; the frequent watching of the History Channel; the insistence on removing labels from cans before throwing them in the recycling bin.

Garland's old friend and frequent MGM co-star Mickey Rooney was, at Garland's insistence, her first guest.

Of the many questions asked about Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme, among the most frequent is whether his sons knew about the fraud despite their staunch insistence that they were kept in the dark.

Berzins' August 12 report compiled more than a dozen quotes from Trump, including his frequent lamentation that "we don't win anymore, we lose to China," the insistence that "China is raping this country," and "China's leaders are like Tom Brady and the US is like a high school football team".

But the comparisons between Greece and Lehman grew more frequent last week as global markets reeled, spurred in part by the view that Germany's insistence that private investors participate in a second rescue package for Athens would overcome the objections of the European Central Bank.

PAGE A15 Business SOME ANALYSTS SEE LEHMAN IN GREECE The comparisons between Greece and Lehman Brothers grew more frequent last week as global markets reeled, prompted in part by the view that Germany's insistence that private investors participate in a second rescue package for Athens would overcome the objections of the European Central Bank.