Sentence examples for obvious insistence from inspiring English sources

AGES 8-11 -- For all its loud and obvious insistence, the movie has a gritty likability and does a reasonably good job with racial interaction.

Other scientists see NOAA's reluctance to state the obvious and insistence on keeping data secret as serving only one purpose: BP's.

This task was an obvious ramification of his insistence that the Bible alone is the source of Christian truth and his related belief that everyone is capable of understanding the biblical message.

He consistently came out of the opening well it was obvious that, despite his insistence otherwise, he had seriously prepared for this tournament but he was constantly down on time, which made it harder to convert any advantage.

The most obvious reason is its insistence on an American, or English-language, hegemony -- a kind of literary imperialism, let's say.

The obvious defeat lies in his insistence that the President go the UN route.

But she has also attracted scorn from less obvious people, who interpret her insistence on Enlightenment values as a betrayal of her origins.

If there are critical legacies to Camera Lucida, the first is probably its insistence (not as obvious as it seems) that photographs are always photographs of something.

The insistence on politicians carries obvious potential dangers.

The most obvious example may be political scientists' insistence, during the cold war, that the Soviet Union would persist as a nuclear threat to the United States.

They exclude at the insistence of the Soviet Union, for obvious reasons the mass killing of "class" or political enemies.