Sentence examples similar to insisted on e from inspiring English sources
He insisted on e-mail because his experiences as a news subject had made him distrustful.
This is not an easy anxiety to face in a country that insists on e pluribus unum — but it's an unease that attends even institutions, like good marriages or American democracy, that purport magnanimously to leave room for individualism.
She insisted on transcending labels.
An increasing number of scientists (e.g., Kagan, 2007; Russell, 2003) insist on searching for the scientific language and basic mechanisms underlying emotional processing.
Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.
Executives who were too old-school to "get" e-mail like those-mail likethosen printing out e-mails on paper before reading them–whoe mocked as dinsisted.
Although e-mail did away with much paper-based correspondence, some older, technophobic bosses insisted on having their e-mails printed out so they could scribble their responses in pen for their secretaries to type in and send off.Yet the prediction seems to be coming true at last.
Professor Hanke agreed to answer questions about Argentina's travails but insisted on responding by e-mail because of what he called the complexity of the issues.
He let his editorial page wander a shade left of his own centrist beliefs but he also insisted on an "Op-Ed" page (opposite the editorial page) that would offer a wide range of views, an innovation that was widely copied.
One of my professors insisted on communicating only via e-mail.
