Sentence examples for insistence on hope from inspiring English sources

Obama's insistence on hope felt more willed than audacious.

Was it the insistence on a one-year contract?

But the administration's insistence on that point might eliminate any hope of someday reaching a peace settlement, which has been at the core of American and Colombian strategy, he said.

If Mitsubishi is unable to address fundamental tensions at its plant, despite the government's insistence on specific changes and monitoring, what hope is there for companies that get less press and government attention?

Now alone, the only hope is that Varoufakis' insistence on a European-wide investment programme will at least find a national solution.

While her desire to avoid wallowing in bleakness is fair, her insistence on sounding a chicken-soupy note of hope brings a caffeinated morning anchor perkiness to stories that demand deeper context and sharper articulations of accountability.

"Everyone in our government -- even the vice president -- should be accountable to the American people, and I hope the White House will reconsider their unjustified insistence on secrecy," Mr. Waxman said.

They want to see Germany boosting domestic demand to help the exports of other eurozone countries and they hope the new coalition will soften Angela Merkel's insistence on austerity and structural reforms.

This is a partnership based on mutual interests, and we would hope that it would not be imperiled by an insistence on truth.

It was, in a way, a kind of ironic hope – the hope of the already defeated, holding simultaneously the weary certainty of loss and the absolute insistence on victory.

The insistence on sameness in the case of autism reminds one of it too.