Sentence examples for insistence that can from inspiring English sources

Amy's parents, and her friends, tend to refer to Seth's death as "the accidental shooting" with a robotic insistence that can sometimes feel like spin.

"Annulled" is a startling and completely apt choice here: the slight remoteness of the Latinate word helps to avoid the moral insistence that can disarm poetry about war.

The bill that Ms. Quinn has endorsed, and that is now moving to the City Council for approval, contains a trigger inserted at her insistence that can delay the sick leave requirement if the city's economy erodes.

Only ending the mad insistence that everyone can be armed can do that.

Mr. Bush's insistence that "we can aim higher, we can do better" was designed to contrast with the Democrats' end-of-campaign attacks on his record in Texas and his relative inexperience in national politics.

Throughout the report, and despite the authors' insistence that things can neither remain as they are nor can they return to an imaginary golden age of journalism, it is assumed that the normative role of journalism can remain more or less the same.

I appreciate the insistence that people can and do change.

FM: What about the government's insistence that philanthropy can replace subsidy?

In "Digging," Rachel Franco dismisses her father's insistence that he can hear digging under the house at night.

There is the shared insistence that lyricism can only be the product of layered knowledge and competence.

I suspect it may have something to do with my insistence that "quality" can not be defined,' he says.