Sentence examples for insistence most from inspiring English sources

At Merenstein's insistence, most of the band Morrison had been touring with that summer were not invited to the studio.

The Dowager Empress and, at her insistence, most of her family and friends were evacuated by the British warship HMS Marlborough.

In light of what we know about the composer, however, all this is probably in earnest: the desperate insistence is most likely his own.

Despite his emotional denial of the charges and insistence that most of the questioned dismissals had involved "police misconduct," the state's highest court upheld the ouster.

That polling, she said, helped break the opposition's insistence that most voters did not want sex education, and the subject is now taught throughout the state.

In an era when knee-jerk modernity was the order of the day, his insistence that most contemporary art was rubbish made him a pariah in that powerful part of the art world he dubbed "the Serota tendency".

He scarcely comes out of his own story well, for all the mawkish passages about his mom and his dog, or his insistence that "most of us aren't bad people".

That polling, she said, helped break the opposition's insistence that most voters did not want sex education, and the subject is now taught throughout the state's public schools.

If I am Ahmadinejad, I will not give all the uranium because I do not have a guarantee [in response to American and European insistence that most of Iran's low-enriched uranium be sent abroad for further enrichment to make it usable for a research reactor, but not for a bomb]….

That's because, at the gun lobby's insistence, in most states information on who possesses a concealed carry permit is secret.

Recall the dismissal of Russian protesters as State Department puppets, the insistence that most of Ukraine's Euromaidan movement wouldn't have happened if it weren't for America's evil influence, and blaming the West for the very existence of LGBT people.