Sentence examples for that insistence from inspiring English sources

From his first appearance on the public stage, at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, Obama insisted that the country was unified, and, since then, he has made that insistence his theme.

Underlying that insistence are some brutal facts.

Today, that insistence was effectively abandoned.

And that insistence ultimately gets reciprocated – it can't not.

Mr. Boland contended that insistence on strict population equality would minimize any possibility of gerrymandering.

It is argued that insistence on the application of the objectivist principles to real information systems may hamper rather than advance insights and progress because of this.

And that possibility of change, that insistence on change, is what makes this kind of writing so scary for me.

They argued that the insistence on on-site audits violated Palestinian law and American policy.

Still, he suspects that his insistence on it had begun to wear on the board.

And they conceded that their insistence that Turkey acknowledge the genocide before the border was opened carried bittersweet overtones.

Mr. Blunkett protested today that his insistence that people learn to speak English was in their best interest.