Sentence examples for in their insistence from inspiring English sources

Cumulatively, the commentaries on the Judas gospel are amazing in their insistence on its upbeat character.

Republicans have been increasingly vocal in their insistence that the Fed should stop trying to increase growth.

"Banks are absolutely terrible in their insistence on payments of notes and mortgages," he wrote in 1931.

They are also rather old-fashioned in their insistence on outré touches, especially "Mmm...," a 1992 dance reworked in 2006.

Federal officials were unyielding in their insistence that the requirements of No Child Left Behind be honored.

They must be vociferous in their insistence that continued colonization of Palestinians in the West Bank will increase Israel's isolation and ultimately its vulnerability.

Mr Corbyn's supporters are tireless in their insistence that winning every argument or, indeed, election is less important to them than "changing the conversation".

It is implicit in their insistence that they will not be intimidated by demands from their bigger and more powerful neighbour.

Officials in the office cite as accomplishments their push to ensure that 300 women took part in nationwide peace talks in Afghanistan in 2010 and their insistence that women's advancement be codified in the strategic partnership agreement that set forth the relationship between the United States and Afghanistan after 2014.

Their accounts, which form the basis of an extradition case against Mr. Assange, state that their encounters with him began consensually, but became nonconsensual when he persisted in having unprotected sex with them in defiance of their insistence that he use a condom.

He and many others who have condemned the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born operative of Al Qaeda in Yemen, base their argument, at least in part, on their insistence that the killing took place "far from any battlefield".