Sentence examples for insisted upon from from inspiring English sources
Lunch in a public restaurant was a part of their meetings that she insisted upon from the beginning.
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.
Our agreement spells out the terms of doing business in our marketplace, including the painstaking care we insist upon from our partners.
"What's really important are four points that I have been insisting upon from the very beginning," Dodd said according to a transcript of his remarks.
Even after overcoming this debility, he insisted upon "shielding" himself from the audience by retreating further into character roles, donning elaborate makeups, and adopting thick foreign accents as a form of self-protection.
As manager, Ferguson insisted upon implicit obedience from his men, but was forced to leave following the season due to heavy rumors of gambling surrounding the team.
As with ecclesiastical vassals, Philip insisted upon the service due from fiefs, and he required his vassals to reserve their fealty for him alone.
The Malaysian billionaire has already insisted upon a colour change from blue to red, as well as a new club crest.
In 1633 he apparently insisted upon the removal of his name from the collected edition of six of his plays, The Workes of John Marston, which was reissued anonymously the same year as Tragedies and Comedies.
But this assertion brings to mind Senator Edmund S. Muskie's memorable complaint at a Senate hearing in 1975 that witnesses from the National Academy of Sciences insisted upon saying, "On one hand, the evidence is so, but on the other hand...."....
The prime minister insisted upon a legally binding "protocol" to protect the City from more EU financial regulations.
