Sentence examples for no insistence from inspiring English sources

There was no insistence that he had to be picked".

There was no insistence on the RFU's part that he had to be picked".

It's a powerfully physical image, with no insistence on spiritual interpretation – a little Zen-like, perhaps.

Obama was all embrace: no pressure, no initiative, no insistence — just as Rice and that White House official had forecast.

There is no insistence on an authentic retelling: the cast may "rap" the stories or add a modern twist if they wish.

Before the second world war Japan had powerful shareholders, no insistence on lifelong employment and firms were able to lay off staff when times were hard.

There was no labouring of the distinction between tax evasion and avoidance, no pained insistence that there was nothing inherently wrong with investing offshore.

There was no such insistence a decade ago.

There was no doctrinaire insistence that the league should be exclusively maritime, though the facts of geography gave it this general character automatically.

The emotion may be increased by the fact that managers' pay is closely tied to customer satisfaction.Add to customer focus an insistence that no technology should be rejected on "not-invented-here" grounds.

But the source said the move "made no sense" as a savings measure and the state government's insistence no delays had occurred raised further questions about the company's future intentions.