Sentence examples for insisting on particular from inspiring English sources
Acts II and III give the impression that Mr. McKenzie isn't too fussed over which version of the traditional Petipa-Ivanov 1895 choreography his leading dancers do, whereas the best productions I've seen of it have been compelling by insisting on particular accentuations of dance text.
Given that previous work found little high-quality evidence of mHealth outcomes, even in high-income settings, we chose to take an inclusive view of sources presenting effects of mHealth applications in LMICs, rather than insisting on particular levels of evidence.
But choosing the wrong course isn't always a disaster: most universities are accommodating about switching courses, but might insist on particular exam grades, and it's a lot easier if you get things right to start with.
Levandowski insisted on particular levels of ion doping for optical fiber used in lasers, Kshirsagar said.
It asked how "insisting on a particular person or particular ethnicity" for the position "adheres to the Constitution".
Her comment was: 'I don't care what you do, our conference runs tomorrow and I will be speaking.'" John O'Sullivan, 70, senior Tory policy adviser and speechwriter "On one occasion I went a bit too far insisting on a particular line.
But equally, by insisting on a particular route to motherhood these transplants could reinforce those norms and stereotypes, just as anthropologist Sarah Franklin has argued that anxieties about IVF have motivated social conformity in the way it is presented and practiced.
In fact, one of the most persuasive messages of the report is that people should be allowed to understand their experience in their own way, without professionals insisting on a particular interpretation.
But you knew the match wasn't going to work from the moment Danny asked her what she'd like to drink and she specified Indian tea, in tones that suggested she was bending over backwards by not insisting on a particular plantation.
A plaintiff could win such a case, the appeals court said, only when "the disparity in qualifications is so apparent as virtually to jump off the page and slap you in the face". In vacating this ruling, the Supreme Court said the test was "unhelpful and imprecise". Without insisting on a particular formulation, the justices told the appeals court to consider other courts' approaches.
