Sentence examples for insistence you from inspiring English sources

Mother's Day? It's cheapjack, commercialised, and there's something almost fascist about its insistence you pay homage on this day.

"At the president's insistence, you must do what is needed to secure justice and fairness in examining these charges," the letter said, IRNA reported.

But as Mr. Rylance presents him, this grotesque buffoon is also touchingly human, and when he puts on a silly, pretentious play (at the Princess's insistence), you feel the presence of an artist's anxious heart.

Then the musical started, brimming from its first notes with an urgency and insistence you associate with young people of conviction who have something they must, but must, tell you.

With enough insistence, you could perhaps see paintings by Rembrandt, Tintoretto and Vermeer that hang in the royal palaces, although I've never been brave enough to try this one.

It's not just a sexy scene, it's a self-consciously sexy one, with an edge of feminist insistence: You don't think this can be just as hot as a threesome with two women?

Some emphasis should go on "as you can"; the insistence that you spend more time than you actually have is as good an excuse as any not to get out there.

This article will riddle you with insistence that you shouldn't state an emotion explicitly, but there are shades of grey.

(Thank you, moderators!) Rather, it's the never-ending stream of derision that women, people of color and other marginalized communities endure; the constant insistence that you or what you write is stupid or that your platform is undeserved.

College was when I first, and last, had Joni Mitchell in my head, so I was well acquainted with the refrain of "Big Yellow Taxi" and its deceptively chirpy insistence that "you don't know what you've got till it's gone".

But the call to arms and the insistence that you really, really pay attention to what you're learning brings everything to a grinding halt in theatrical terms.