Sentence examples for much insistence from inspiring English sources

It's not really necessary to sock it to us with quite so much insistence.

There was much griping about reality pay scales, much insistence on the fact that the TV cameras captured the truth.

There are moments of too much insistence, and there are seemingly inconsistent repeats, but the performance is bound tightly together..

The essence of propaganda is relentless repetition, and few names have been tossed about with as much insistence as Warhol's.

They wanted to say to their own government and the governments in the region, despite so much insistence to the contrary: "We exist".

"I think [Llera Blanco] saw us, with so much insistence, so much feral will to find him, that we must have moved his heart".

The actress was also personally noted for those qualities as well as for her professionalism (despite her much-publicized insistence that she be photographed only from the left).

He influenced a generation of architectural students as much through his insistence on the socially ennobling role of architecture, and its integrity as a discipline, as through his work.

His disobedience as much as his insistence on the right of lay investiture, which was not formally condemned until 1078, brought about a break with Gregory by the end of 1075.

Mr Clinton's loyalists make much of the insistence by the Judiciary Committee's Republican majority that its inquiry should follow the model of the Watergate hearings almost a quarter-century ago, with the committee "authorised and directed to investigate fully and completely".

Federer's greatness is not only delivered on his racket, though, or framed in mere statistics, but is forged in his heart and soul: he loves this game and winning so much that his insistence afterwards that revenge for losing in the final here last year to Djokovic was not his prime motivation rang a little hollow.