Sentence examples for of the insistence from inspiring English sources
But, because of the insistence of the Inland Revenue, his monetary difficulties persisted.
In one sense, Wittgenstein's later thought makes great play of the insistence that it leaves everything as it is.
Because of the insistence on secrecy, whatever was said in the room was largely lost to history.
"If that happens, there are no limits," Mr. Horowitz said of the insistence on a review of his news-media moments.
The Alexandria courthouse is known as the "rocket docket" in legal circles because of the insistence of local judges that cases move rapidly to trial.
'I will be present only on account of the insistence of my client,' said Khwaja Sultan, one of the defence team.
He was appointed by King Henry V of England on the insistence of the Earl of Ormonde.
After nine months of cohabiting, they were breaking up on the insistence of the man's traditional parents.
"Aerotropolis" is bracing in its dissection of the conceit of locavorism, the insistence that locally produced and consumed food is suffused with moral virtue.
But what about the equal danger of anthropocentrism, the insistence that certain abilities are unique to humans?
He escorted the group from the airport in two groups of nine at the insistence of security.
