Sentence examples for of insistence from inspiring English sources

For those of us who already have, and felt somewhat beleaguered by a full media cycle of insistence that we must be deluded when we insist we're happy with that choice, Ms. Stevenson and Mr. Wolfers are a relief: finally, academic recognition that not every human action is, or needs to be, rational.

Have fun! (We insist!) "The insistence that they have fun, the kind of insistence that almost always falls flat, was actually heeded.

But the conversation intensified into a relay of insistence and objection.

"They just don't know how to do it and it takes some patience and a bit of insistence," he wrote.

"It's a kind of insistence that they must see themselves through adults' eyes – they're quite resentful of that".

Perhaps he should have shown the same level of insistence as that shown by the other touch judge, Vinny Munro.

"None of the styles of Titling Gothic exude the kind of authoritarian insistence of Helvetica, which I'm sure was considered in the selection process," Mr. Berlow said.

'I will be present only on account of the insistence of my client,' said Khwaja Sultan, one of the defence team.

But, because of the insistence of the Inland Revenue, his monetary difficulties persisted.

Evidence from experimental psychology suggests overwhelmingly that we help each other not because of the insistence of social contracts such as laws; we want to help.

The wise will provide leadership to make it happen and the less wise will do so in defense as a result of the insistence of the public.