Sentence examples for staunch insistence from inspiring English sources

Of the many questions asked about Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme, among the most frequent is whether his sons knew about the fraud despite their staunch insistence that they were kept in the dark.

The film tells the story of Terry Malloy, a dockworker who breaks with his union brothers and informs against the corrupt mob; it brilliantly dramatizes Kazan's staunch insistence that he had not betrayed his soul.

In this sense, it is arguably conceptually appropriate to align even Ibn Gabirol's most emphatic sense of the dual "matter-with-form" composition of Intellect (or, relatedly, his emphasis on a grade of matter "prior to" Intellect) with even Plotinus' staunchest insistence on the unity of Intellect (as for Plotinus, the unity of Intellect, as compared with the unity of the One, is dual by nature).

In a recent NPR interview, he singled out, as markers of progress in making health care reform more palatable to Republicans, his caucus's staunch opposition to rationing care and its insistence on "no interference in the doctor-patient relationship".

Mr. Schumer and other Democrats said the problem with Mr. Bush's judicial nominees was not the process but the president's insistence on nominating people viewed by Democrats as staunch conservatives.

Earlier in the year, Young, a staunch backer of Bernie Sanders, feuded ferociously with Donald Trump over the climate change denier and racism inciter's insistence on using Young's corrosively anti-corporate 'Rockin' in the Free World' as his incongruous campaign song.

In the past month, at the insistence of constituents, the party line has changed from a cautious willingness to work with the White House to staunch and nearly unified opposition.

Political views: Staunch contrarian.

We became staunch friends.

Staunch Labour Party supporter.

insistence on reducing press manning.