Sentence examples for insists on pointing from inspiring English sources
Mila Kunis is Lily, the sultry newcomer who is everything the increasingly tormented Nina is not, as their company's artistic director, Thomas Vincent Cassell), insists on pointing out.
She often insists on pointing out the stupidity of male behavior, and its humor, as if refusing to grant it power.
But the economists gathered in Philadelphia insisted on pointing out that its legacy remains, in the form of huge debt loads, uncompetitive economies and high levels of unemployment.
I once worked for an investigator, the most methodical, robotic person I ever have known, who insisted on pointing all of the lab's workbenches toward the sun for good luck.
On the whole, the Philippines' ruling elite shows little interest in levying taxes they themselves might have to pay, or providing public services they themselves are unlikely to use.The promise of parliamentsMrs Arroyo's proposals for cha-cha are vague, but she insists on one point: that the Philippines should have a parliament and prime minister instead of a president and Congress.
And that is why the Security Council insisted on Point 5 -- something I did not appreciate at first, but do now.
So if we insist on point particles, then we have to take account of the singularity, and that again saves the day.
Prominent voices within the financial sector are increasingly insisting on one point: We have ended "too big to fail".
He had insisted on one point before speaking about any of it: "You have to put the names of everyone who was there in the article.
"I've been trying to increase the diversity of the department since I got here," Jackson insisted on Wednesday, pointing out that he had promoted black officers and describing his pursuit of diversity as a "constant struggle".
