Sentence examples for much insistence to from inspiring English sources
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".
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.
I've seen a little too much insistence this week, online and on social media, that Michael Sam's being cut from the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad had nothing to do with his being gay.
Why is there so much insistence on sexually transmitted diseases when the HPV vaccine has been conceived, and should have been promoted, as the vaccine against cervical cancer?
Indeed, another sex worker noted that too much insistence on condom use may "make the guy go with another girl instead", which often results in their need to engage in future possibly riskier sexual exchanges for less money.
Similar to the original Hippocratic Oath with its insistence to "do no harm," DBHR asserts that the minimization of harm and the maximization of direct and indirect benefits for individual much be sought during the advancement of scientific knowledge and its medical practice and technologies.
Martin dismisses his suspicions, and suddenly invites Rustin to dinner at his wife Maggie's (Michelle Monaghan) insistence, much to Rustin dismay as it is his deceased daughter's birthday.
