Sentence examples for insistence of words from inspiring English sources
If you live in Blackpool, Crewe, Liverpool or Carlisle (twinned with Słupsk in northern Poland), there's a good chance that each time you step out of your front door you'll hear the multisyllabic insistence of words stretching further than a broken accordion.
In "My Own Song" Ms. Narucki was surrounded by clamorous figures that echoed the turbulent insistence of her words.
His insistence of using the word of God did not preclude him from using the councils or the church fathers in his arguments.
Within minutes, though, apparently at the insistence of her lawyers, the words "I have done nothing wrong" were removed.
The single words in irregular stacks have the abstract insistence of concrete poetry but also interact with the words on shop signs and liquor bottles in the pictures.
Despite weeks of warnings, an online war of words among supporters and public appeals for calm from cabinet ministers and the insistence of the Egyptian foreign ministry that all sides "had a desire for calm ahead of the crucial match", the Algerian players had barely made it out of the airport before they were attacked.
The insistence of SNC members to retain the word "Arab" in the official name of the country – the "Syrian Arab Republic" – has been one of the main stumbling blocks for the Kurds to trust the SNC as their legitimate voice in a post-Assad Syria.
Apart from Israel's current war of words with Syria, Israel's indisposition to withdraw from all the Golan Heights is as big an impediment as its insistence on expanding settlements in the West Bank.
He learned his first few guitar chords about the time he went to Brown, and began experimenting with words and melodies at the insistence of Ned and the guys from Slint.
Yet the sheer insistence of his addresses to the Bridge — the most characteristic word in the poem, and one of the most frequent, is "O" — reveal a strain.
But diplomats involved in the drafting of the reports say that the wording was toned down at the insistence of the United States and, to a lesser degree, France and Japan.
