Sentence examples for perpetual insistence from inspiring English sources
Tech fads include new gadgets, updates galore to existing gadgets and a perpetual insistence that every new object is faster, sleeker and better than the last.
These perpetual insistences of Holden's — "I really am," "I really do," "It really does" — after he has explicitly said something, reveal his age, even when he is thinking much older, as when he says, "People always think something's all true".
Some Vatican officials have already indicated exasperation with the nuns' insistence on perpetual dialogue.
This replaces globalisation's insistence on perpetual and ruthless competition, with an emphasis on communities being allowed to rediversify and flourish under local people.
When I was a child it manifested itself in a spectrum of behavioral quirks ranging from an adamant insistence that the bow in my hair be perfectly straight to a perpetual need for reassurance to allay my many fears, largely imagined but painfully real to me.
This is the tough love Trump offers: the non-negotiable insistence that all is lost; that beauty has given way to ugliness, that safety is replaced by perpetual fear.
insistence on reducing press manning.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
