Sentence examples for than insisted from inspiring English sources

Comparisons between paintings are implied rather than insisted upon through a smart, spacious hanging -- a small detail that I think helps explain why this magisterial exhibition has attracted not just the expected masses but an unusual, justified outpouring of affection.

They request rather than insist.

And yet our "health care" system allows for bariatric surgery rather than insisting upon prevention.

"They are willing to experiment with their identity rather than insisting on overdetermining it".

Rather than insist that apples are oranges, economists should ask three simple questions: Is American broadband capacity growing?

US regulators, too, face criticism for agreeing to floor-mat repairs rather than insisting on a full safety recall.

The U.S. appears prepared to allow Assad to be part of the process, apparently allowing him an honorable exit rather than insisting on an immediate forced ouster.

He is fastidious about controlling his message and says nothing on the record — other than insisting he has gone perfectly Zen about that ragtag group at Cuomoville.

Second, rather than insist on raising marginal tax rates above $250,000 in income, the White House could suggest scaling back tax breaks for that cohort.

In recent evidence to the parliamentary committee on education, civil servants said they wanted to provide "a flexible continuum of provision" rather than insisting on inclusion.

At the same time, Israel yielded on the number permitted back to their homes in the West Bank rather than insisting on exile.