Sentence examples for insistence on talking from inspiring English sources
Why his insistence on talking about eternity and the falsity of endings?
They did not try to find the easy way to points but nor did they display the previous week's stubborn insistence on talking the hard road.
Kagame's anger rises again at what he says is western donors' insistence on talking about an issue he regards as having nothing to do with aid.
Macpherson's unwillingness to answer questions about phone hacking and the sacking of Ms Field have been laughingly contrasted with her insistence on talking about her favourite beauty products and "the lessons she's learned from suncare".
Despite Pakistan's insistence on talks and a scaling back of troops, India has no intention of either fully demobilizing or joining negotiations anytime soon, officials here say.
North Korea's insistence on exclusive talks with Washington has been a recurring theme in the years-old nuclear standoff, with Washington trying to rope the North into a multilateral forum, where it would be held accountable before its old allies, China and Russia.
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".
Past talks between China Mobile and Apple have failed, largely because of Apple's past insistence on taking a portion (believed to be between 20-30 percent) of the carrier's monthly fees from iPhone customers.
His insistence on "no committees" and talking to everyone at least once a week was, he said, enough to keep Apple focused, efficient and successful.
The new policy signals an end to a six-month insistence on two-way talks with the United States.
The new policy signals an end to a six-month insistence on two-way talks with the United States, and comes days after the fall of Iraq's government, a part, along with Iran and North Korea, of what President Bush has called an "axis of evil".
