Sentence examples for insistence in time from inspiring English sources

Contrary to one author's recent insistence in Time that these riots "did nothing for black America, government did respond (although the quality of their response is a separate matter).

Apple's continued insistence at sticking with proprietary formats--and locking others out from its technology--in time may start to look misguided.

Brasília's new stadium is believed to have been placed on standby to host extra World Cup matches if any of the planned venues are not finished in time, despite official insistence that all 12 will be completed before the tournament kicks off in June.

The exact reason for Wagner's insistence upon the card's removal has been lost in time, but the most widely accepted theory is that he disapproved of smoking and didn't want to encourage kids to buy cigarettes.

On the other hand, I am very moved by Dorothea's insistence, several times in the book, that she might have done more if she had been better, or had known more-it rings so very true.

In time, the deeper meaning of that aesthetic, its principled insistence on drawing our attention away from the obvious, comes into focus.

Sometimes it can get a bit tedious – see Laura Kuenssberg's rather relentless insistence that Tory time in Manchester was all about some race to succeed David Cameron in 2020, a distant horizon without hinterland.

Their insistence upon equal time in classrooms to present critiques against evolution as well as alternative hypotheses suggests that their arguments are in fact legitimate scientific alternatives.

She liked their creaturely excitability, their insistence, in one another's company, on shouting almost everything, almost all the time.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Blair's insistence that the time had come for a start to I.R.A. disarmament gained valuable support from remarks made in Dublin by Mr. Ahern.

These inappropriate encounters ended at my insistence in early 1997.