Sentence examples for reason for insisting from inspiring English sources

The reason for insisting on marriage outside one's own clan is also scientific, he said.

And that, the company says, is the reason for insisting on a delay.

I don't see any reason for insisting on continuing to live this way, as a prisoner of myself, of my book, of my success.

James Rebhorn's sharp features quiver in his role as a volatile juror with an underlying reason for insisting on a guilty verdict.

Yet the reason for insisting on the caveats was that the Soviet Union had gone ahead and promised Marx's plenty anyhow.

The president and his fellow Democrats have one overriding reason for insisting that tax increases be included in deficit-reduction plans that a special Congressional committee will fashion this fall: that is how they aim to defend the essential character of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid — the costly monuments of their New Deal coalition.

There were legal as well as rhetorical reasons for insisting on the goodness of the people who don't want gays and lesbians to marry.

The German Chancellor, Angela Merkel – the driving force behind the levy – also has her reasons for insisting on special measures for Cyprus that she never sought in connection with earlier eurozone bailouts.

Frankfurt has several reasons for insisting on this strong requirement, but perhaps most central is his view that coercion must have such an overbearing effect if it is to override the coercee's moral responsibility for acting (Frankfurt 1988 [1973], 75 76).

Four overarching themes were identified from the participants' reasons for insisting on lengthy, but in their view important, acupuncture courses.

It was quite a typical tangle: "I feared that both Trevor and Cameron would think it was the reviews" — for "Les Mis," at that point, amazingly, was considered a failure — "that were the reason for my insisting that the director must be Hal.