Sentence examples for insists on both from inspiring English sources
In a world that is changing, that "knows it's changing", Corso insists on both the possibility and the responsibility of the poet to make sense of it all in the face of death, the one constant in his view.
Do you always insist on seeing both great technology and great people in a target company?
The temptation to investigate came not from instruction, as weaker games might insist on doing, but both by the lack of orders giving you that all important freedom, and by the lush topography I saw.
Republicans insist on having their terrorist threats both ways.
She insisted on transcending labels.
That combination — an unsigned majority decision and a signed dissent — was "an oxymoronic form, one that simultaneously insisted on both institutional consensus and individual disagreement," Laura Krugman Ray, a law professor at the Widener University School of Law, wrote in 2000 in The Nebraska Law Review.
"We could have insisted on both sides coming," the official said.
But there were still others who insisted on both the transcendence and immanence of brahman in the universe.
Americans, simultaneously more moralistic and more prurient, seem to insist on both a public apology and a greater disclosure of intimate details.
It may be that a people presumed to be almost genetically predisposed to put their economic interests ahead of their political ambitions are instead insisting on both.
