Sentence examples for insistent claim from inspiring English sources

Quite a few of the ex-Playmates, in keeping with the book's insistent claim of normality, list their families as their sole and beloved project.

Ironically, when advocates of this system of "profit education" talk about the growing poverty that exists in schools and the need to be able to provide for the well being of the total child, poverty is obfuscated by an insistent claim that it is an excuse, not a cause of poor performance.

The mean-spiritedness of these jabs is heightened by Ms. Pasternak's insistent claims of her own allure.

Dostoyevsky's protagonists are reminiscent of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, caught between the old world of orthodox belief and the new world of intense individualism, each with its insistent claims and justifications.

The author's argument would be asserted in its most extreme form, accompanied by insistent claims that Everything You Know About This Subject Is Wrong and that This Book Will Change The Way You Look at the Special Relationship.

Although she demonstrated a fondness for excess and magic, her stories remained firmly grounded in the insistent claims of the body — and in the recent history of her native country, Cuba.

Iron Fist is one of the latest signs that Japan's anxiety about China's insistent claims over disputed islands as well as North Korea's escalating nuclear threats are pushing Japanese leaders to shift further away from the nation's postwar pacifism.

However, he emphasizes that the growth of China's naval power and its insistent claims will make it more problematic to find an immediate solution to the issue.

It also further validates Ahmadinejad's insistent claims of US plans for regime change.

It may be a weakness that the plot twists not at the middle but at the beginning; but the idea that a benevolent king would rule his kingdom incognito comes straight from the taproot of Nabokov's most insistent theoretical claim, that all fiction is fantasy.

But the closer that Ann gets to matters that are properly public like her husband's wealth and financial connections, and how they might affect his policies as President the more insistent her claims to privacy become.