More than 70 years ago, Isaac Asimov dreamed up his three laws of robotics, which insisted, above all, that "a robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm".
It was she who had pressed the architect William Pereira to develop a master plan, it was she who had seen the collateral benefit in a U.C. campus and been willing to give one, and it was she who had insisted, above all, on maintaining an interest in the ranch's development.
To say that marriage is work is to insist, above all, that it is not static.
They have been rebuffed, they say, because Mr. Bush is insisting above all on getting Mr. Bradbury confirmed.
On to that work, too, he loaded all manner of often obscure mystical beliefs, insisting, above all, on the now unfashionable notion that art was a magical, even occult, pursuit.
It's the standard bearer of quality food in Wimbledon!" Jane's secret ingredient is, he insists, "love", which may sound all the more hokey if you've seen MasterChef: The Professionals, a series that insists above all on precision and skill in the kitchen.
Russia is still denying any direct role in the conflict, while Kiev insists above all that Ukraine must remain united, our correspondent says.
In a surprise intervention, the Chancellor insisted that an above-inflation increase in the minimum wage from the current rate of £6.31 would not deter job creation.
Behind her lectern in the United Nations' Turtle Bay redoubt, Clinton insisted that she went above and beyond the call of duty in terms of releasing her email, complied with all rules, and availed herself of every precautionary step to safeguard government work from the clutches of nefarious parties.
But when Ms. Lambert, who died at 100 last October, insisted that Lexington Avenue above 60th Street was gathering steam as a fashion destination, it was tempting to think she was joking.
The show is not immune to bad decisions and unprofitable plotting; though I like Josh Charles, it wasn't a bad idea to eliminate his character -- the romance between Julianna Margulies' Alicia and his Will has always struck me as insisted upon from above rather than felt from below, more of a dramatic obstruction finally than an opportunity.
