Sentence examples for persistent insistence from inspiring English sources

With Apple's persistent insistence to refuse supporting NFC, however, the cards never really got off the ground, and I've yet to see one in the wild.

Mr. Cantor cited persistent Democratic insistence on raising tax revenues as the main reason for his decision to abandon the talks.

The Myanmar government has been persistent in its insistence that only groups it has already established a bilateral ceasefire with are eligible to join the nationwide agreement.

The pleasure of insistence, persistence.

If his statement is the result of duress, intimidation, persistent importunity, or sustained or undue insistence or pressure, it cannot be voluntary.

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"Since Mr Ulbricht's arrest, we have endured the persistent drumbeat of his supporters and their insistence that Silk Road was victimless," he said.

To put the matter bluntly: it will take no less than a miracle for these two to diverge from inherited wisdom, the insistence of their advisers, and the persistent darkness of the human heart, to actually treat one another like Christians during the campaign.

And despite persistent differences between the Obama administration and the Europeans over Europe's insistence on continued budget cutting instead of stimulus measures in the face of Continentwide recession, the parties' final communiqué suggested agreement on economic policies in language that either side could embrace.

Their insistence on why they had to stab their friend for Slenderman!—is persistent throughout.

insistence on reducing press manning.