Sentence examples for it doesn't insist from inspiring English sources

The book doesn't forbid any of these possibilities, but it doesn't insist upon any of them, either.

If it's smart, that is — if it doesn't insist, like us, on desperately trying to crawl back to the conditions that made the bubble.

It doesn't insist on humour, but there is scope if the poet is so inclined: a rhyme-scheme that triplicates one of the rhyme-sounds and encourages the chiming of more than one syllable attracts inventive word-play.

It doesn't insist you smile all of the time (like those catcallers on the street require you to) and it doesn't demand your complicity in systems of inequality.

Larry Summers is incorrect on three important dimensions of the Dodd legislation: it doesn't "insist institutions have much more" capital requirements, it doesn't "restrict proprietary trading activities in any meaningful fashion," and it doesn't "eliminate the prospect" of a bailout.

Second, it does not insist on a uniform, which parents of pupils at the two schools in the town can hardly afford.

It does not insist that all the members of any coherent set of beliefs are true, or that truth simply consists in being a member of such a coherent set.

The attraction of behaviourism, he reminds us, is simply that it does not insist on occult happenings as the basis upon which all mental terms are given meaning, and points to the perfectly observable criteria that are by and large employed when we are called upon to defend or correct our employment of these mental terms.

But you can't help feeling that "The Book of Grace" would be better if it didn't insist so loudly on its State of the Union status.

If you don't fight for it, don't insist on it, and don't sacrifice for it, you might find yourself in that increasingly tepid water, pruning and sweating while you dream of other things.

Khrushchev: For the sake of compromise, I don't insist on it.