Sentence examples for insistence of a new from inspiring English sources

Earlier in 1958, Rollins and his trio recorded "Freedom Suite"; but whether the musicians personally took part in it or not, the music itself, with its vehemence, its complexity, its dissonance, its sheer volume and speed, and its repudiation of familiar modes of entertainment, embodied the confrontational insistence of a new age of black American life as well as art.

Hand in hand with the new conception of poetry and the insistence on a new subject matter went a demand for new ways of writing.

Its location in the Esposizione Universale di Roma (more commonly known as EUR), a Fascist-era neighbourhood south of the historic centre, is a sly wink to an earlier generation's insistence on a new Rome.

If Mr Siniora is forced out of office at Hizbullah's insistence, angry Sunni Arab fears of a new "Shia arc" stretching from Lebanon across to Iraq and on to Iran the image gloomily aired last year by Jordan's King Abdullah will grow.

If immigration reform is to have any chance of passing this year, the Chamber of Commerce is going to have to abandon its insistence on the creation of a new temporary worker program and embrace a solution based on real employment needs," said Trumka on Friday.

Again and again the young man's insistence on finding a new horizon of the real — or the "more than real" — causes him to turn away from a person who has brought him closer to that goal.

In October 1916, at Yamagata's insistence, Terauchi became prime minister of a new Cabinet.

A further complication is added by the insistence of the new European Parliament, which convenes on July 20th, that it must approve the new president.

It is the insistence of the new Pontiff in putting people before dogma.

Pietersen had been "reintegrated" into the side, largely at the insistence of the new captain, Cook, after being dropped by England for sending messages to the South African opposition that were derogatory towards his own team.

The sandwiches were introduced at the insistence of the new CEO, former Darden Restaurants executive Bradley Bradd) Blum, shortly after the company was acquired by TPG Capital in 2002.