Sentence examples for insistence on dialogue from inspiring English sources

Such realism is also reflected in Greenwood's insistence on dialogue faithful to the Salfordian-Mancunian dialect.

In the final outcome, our insistence on dialogue proved fully justified.

After the harsh, dour and according to some autocratic style of the outgoing conservative prime minister, José María Aznar, Mr Zapatero's image of youthful wide-eyed sincerity and his repeated insistence on "dialogue" appeared to herald a new era in Spanish politics.

His insistence on dialogue with Iran.

These were bad for the Theatre Royal as a business venture; but on the other hand, its strong and confident actors and their insistence on dialogue and literary quality over ornament and visual effects were good for the rebirth of English drama.

Some Vatican officials have already indicated exasperation with the nuns' insistence on perpetual dialogue.

The worst offence in this regard is an insistence on using dialogue culled from Hobson-Jobson.

The talks were a compromise between Washington's insistence on a broad, international effort to address North Korea's weapons program and the North's demand for a one-on-one dialogue with the United States, which it accuses of plotting an attack on the reclusive and economically backward nation.

That means church leaders who share his concern for poor people in the developing world, his insistence on inter-religious dialogue and his unwavering opposition to birth control, the ordination of women and an end to celibacy for priests.

12 April: In a surprise move, North Korea signals it may be ready to end its insistence on direct talks with the US, announcing that "if the US is ready to make a bold switchover in its Korea policy for a settlement of the nuclear issue, [North Korea] will not stick to any particular dialogue format".

It was M*A*S*H that tapped into anti-Vietnam feeling and his revolutionary insistence on semi-improvised, overlapping dialogue aped the experiences of real life.