Sentence examples for point of insisting from inspiring English sources

Among his written works is The Turning Point of Building (1959; Eng. trans. 1961), in which he made a point of insisting that technology and art were inseparable.

The Related Companies, the developer of the Time Warner Center and other major projects, has made a point of insisting that it has not made any deals.

Mitt Romney made a point of insisting that he would adhere to an unwritten rule and often violated rule about candidates not criticizing each other or contradicting American foreign policy on foreign soil.

While the themes may be familiar, the guidelines make a big point of insisting that women in the articles have to use their real names and be willing to be photographed.

This would not be deserving of mention had not Mr. Bergonzi in recent interviews made a point of insisting that he would sing the role as written, with no downward transpositions.

What's more, since the intellectual predecessors of the declinist are all declinists, too, he has to grapple with the tricky point of insisting that the previous era was actually a peak rather than the valley that the previous declinists thought they were looking at.

From a practical point of view insisting that pupils report to school early or attend same day detentions is likely to be more difficult.

Both Australasian countries have made a point, in recent decades, of insisting they are indissolubly linked to Asia and the Far East.

The point is the fundamental irrationality of insisting on cutting the deficit, while also insisting on preserving every penny of the tax cuts.

Hamas made a point in its negotiations with Israel of insisting that all Palestinian factions, as well as Israeli Arabs and Jerusalem residents, be represented in the prisoner release, giving it the ability to say that it is taking care of all Palestinians.

The point being, US justice has a cruel way of insisting that its victims "man up".