Sentence examples for insistence set out from inspiring English sources
They don't share the Western insistence, set out in the 1954 Venice Charter on European restoration, on differentiating the old from the new or restored.
At Boulton's insistence he set out to develop a new kind of engine that rotated a shaft instead of providing simple up-and-down motion.
Phil stunned Katharine by proposing marriage to her almost instantly, and he followed up the proposal with an insistence that they set out for Florida and a life without family money.
Yet, what made The Science of Legislation an important text in late 18th-century political thought was Filangieri's insistence that the reform movements of the Enlightenment tended themselves to replicate the confusions of the European legal-political system that they had set out to eliminate.
Due to the insistence of the Conservatives, David Cameron will not attend the debate broadcast by the BBC and Nick Clegg will be missing, but the Conservatives are planning to send spin doctors to the so-called spin room to set out their views, a move that has infuriated the Labour party.
Pearson set out some traps.
First, set out some grapes.
