Sentence examples for is this insistence from inspiring English sources

It is this insistence on the way his team play almost irrespective of the result that makes Schmidt stand out.

It is this insistence of being one's brother's and sister's keeper as a pure American ideal, the questioning of what an "ownership society" means, that was so heartening.

It is this insistence on repeated confirmation by data either through direct observation or reliable inference that makes a claim to "fact" so much stronger in science.

And what's even worse than the feigned astonishment we are seeing is this insistence on framing everything as an individual "corruption" scandal.

Is this insistence on bringing back old media television doing more harm than good for these beloved franchises?

It's this insistence upon independence that, more than anything, may have dethroned J. Crew.

"Back then there was this insistence on something like an alternative to capitalism," says Greif, "an opposition to major labels and pop; you could make your album on a small unknown label and it would only be sold for cheap.

"There's some people who think that if there hasn't been this insistence on criminal prosecution, that he could have been convinced to end the war and give up power much earlier," he says.

But is not this insistence that $\SC_b$ be used in place of $\SC_a $a piece of sophistry irrelevant to the needs of the working scientist?

The other thing that sets America apart from Europe, Ms. Jacoby argues, is this country's insistence on local control of schools, which means that "children in the poorest areas of the country would have the worst school facilities and teachers with the worst training" and that "the content of education in the most backward areas of the country would be determined by backward people".

This is the insistence, deeply unpopular among many Afghans, that the United States retain bases, special forces and military advisers in Afghanistan until at least 2024.