Sentence examples for insistence with which from inspiring English sources

One of the points of the exhibition is that it reveals the insistence with which a given theme was dwelt upon in the ancient world, and therefore, how important it was to society.

The insistence with which Katherine presses her mildly progressive agenda at the elite women's college makes her a kind of academic Erin Brockovich, or so the movie wants us to believe.

But what both impressed and startled me about that afternoon in Flushing in 2012 was the insistence with which she tried to convince me how "normal" her life was.

There are no lilies in the hospital room today, just sounds, the soft sound of sighing from the next cubicle, and the quiet insistence with which Rustin is speaking.

I was just on my way out, I said, and pointed toward the exit with the same insistence with which the woman in the kimono was pointing at the group.

An apparently random collection of scattered experiences, it mingles affecting vignettes with episodes in a heartier, comic mode, but coherence of imagination is secured by the delicate insistence with which Sterne ponders how the impulses of sentimental and erotic feeling are psychologically interdependent.

The insistence on sobriety is partly a testament to the (welcome) reverence with which cinema is treated here, but it can also be deadening.

Nevertheless the ever-accumulating factual mistakes must call into question the certainty with which the Church claims that god, or the Bible, is infallible, since their previous insistence has proven unsubstantiated with glaring factual mistakes.

The heart of the resolution includes expanded sanctions on all weapons, except for the import of small arms (at the insistence of China which sells them to North Korea) along with a series of financial bans.

Too much persistence can result in rigid insistence, which like its opposite - negligence - is toxic to the patient.

He also dubbed for the voice of Rama Rao, after Ganesan's insistence with Panthulu.