Sentence examples for insistence without from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump established the commission after his repeated insistence, without credible evidence, that widespread voter fraud explained how Hillary Clinton received about 2.9 million more votes while he won the presidency in the Electoral College.

And back in January, I'm sure you remember his weird insistence without evidence that his inaugural crowd was bigger than Obama's.

Despite the silence, I felt the father's speech saliva gather in the same old run-spots where for years he'd slathered his insistence without rhyme: this inch, that hole, we would, I think, I am, hey, what is this, how could you, mine, as well, the second father's reiteration of the one thing he'd had time to learn in English in his false sleeping endless: we are running out of time.

International organisations funded the surveys as "service delivery surveys" and feedback of findings to spur corrective action was largely at CIET insistence, without funding.

You can hear the same ambivalence in Jay-Z's willingness to sacrifice complex rhymes for a good beat, in his insistence that "without rap I was crazy straight," and in his half-serious threats of retirement: "Back to Shawn Carter the hustler, Jay-Z is dead".

And without the viability of early marriage, insistence on abstinence without the fallback of contraception (and abortion) can only increase the number of single parents.

The group's insistence on operating without a net, Byrne says, is precisely what makes the commercials so compelling.

His new sculptures encourage viewers to think about the relationship between physical and spiritual ecstasy and to accept the artistic achievements of the past without insistence or shame.

Mr. Chooljian was well versed in Mr. Helmuth's ways — his preference for solitude, his refusal to drink water that did not come from his home, his insistence on working without shade.

For Western governments, countering the party is difficult because its seeming insistence on struggle without arms places it in a gray area, where freedom of speech, worship and assembly can be hard to disentangle from public threat.

Mr. Akin's defiance and insistence that even without the establishment's support, he can defeat the incumbent Democrat, Senator Claire McCaskill, in a race that could decide the balance of power in the Senate was indicative of his nearly quarter-century in politics in which he regularly embraced the underdog role, relying on grass-roots support and his faith to power him through.