Sentence examples for remains insistent from inspiring English sources
Britain remains insistent that Assad can remain in place temporarily as part of a transitional administration, but cannot have a long-term role in government.
He remains insistent, however, about sticking to just one blueprint for customers' investments.
Nobody at Monaco would discuss the tax issue, given its sensitivities, but the league remains insistent.
The German leader remains insistent that Europe step in to help countries only as a "last resort".
However, he remains insistent that he is not guilty of murder and no charges have ever been brought.
Childhood remains an insistent theme, and few artists have more effectively explored it than Mr. Gober.
I understand why, even in the 21st century, there remains an insistent pressure for independence from nations that have been colonised or incorporated by other nations.
The president, while criticizing the military commissions and explaining how normal federal courts are much more effective in actually trying terrorists, remains stubbornly insistent that the commissions can still work – as long as Congress alters them yet again.
His presence has been, and remains, quietly insistent in our daily lives - even though this great Italian architect was born 500 years ago, almost to the day, and his working life was spent in a relatively contained landscape between his birthplace, Padua, and the scene of some of his greatest triumphs, Venice.
But mostly, Cop Rock remains stubbornly insistent that this show about singing cops is supposed to be a serious meditation on race relations, law and order, and life in American cities.
