Sentence examples for insisting on different from inspiring English sources
The Christian faith has an honourable tradition of criticising capitalism and the excesses of the market, and of insisting on different ways of doing things, not least since the crash of 2007 08.
Insisting on Different Priorities More and more people are agreeing that it's time to stop wasteful spending on bloated prisons and trying to incarcerate our way out of every problem.
On one version, defended by Peter Singer (1973, pp. 30-41), when people insist on different ways of arranging matters properly, each person in a sense claims a right to be dictator over their shared lives.
It reminded me that those who would insist on different rights for people with different genders, skin, beliefs or culture are still powerful and in some cases ruthless.
Whatever the source, it touches something deep in the human imagination, and after the twins' first visit to ancient sites they suddenly insisted on different outfits.
To complicate the matter further, Britain is insisting on a different criterion for determining the budget.
Swedish House Mafia, a cobbled-together supergroup of arena-dance heroes, is insisting on a different ending.
"The only reason this balanced approach isn't on its way to becoming law right now is because a significant number of Republicans in Congress are insisting on a different approach, a cuts-only approach — an approach that doesn't ask the wealthiest Americans or biggest corporations to contribute anything at all," Mr. Obama said in his address.
She insisted on transcending labels.
They still insist on speaking different languages, they read different papers, worship at the shrines of different celebrities, chortle at different television programmes.
