Sentence examples for the insistence was from inspiring English sources

Inside the club, the insistence was that no job offer was ever made, although the view in Ireland was firmly that the position was Keane's if he wanted it.

Yet the insistence is utterly wrong; politics masquerading as linguistics has given rise to a bald lie.

If the insistence is that the manager does not miss chances or tackles, coaches would forever be handed lifetime contracts.

He has always claimed to lack ambition – to the extent that I'm wondering if the insistence is itself part of his story.

This in turn points either to a strong insistence on equality or the difference principle (Blake 2001 and Miller 1998), but the case for the insistence is limited in scope by the jurisdiction of the coercive scheme.

The error of this insistence was persuasively argued by Jane Jacobs in the 1960s.

The error of this insistence was persuasively argued by Jane Jacobs.

One of the reasons for this insistence is the idea that logic is topic neutral, or purely general.

And while some moments were less than perfect, the emotional insistence was sustained throughout.

As I told Playboy, right from the beginning my insistence was "she's got to have tits".

The intent behind the gaming giant's steadfast insistence was understandable, if, perhaps, ill advised.