Sentence examples for this insistence that from inspiring English sources

This insistence that they share both purity and intimacy drives traditionalists to distraction.

His writing returns again and again to this insistence that there is no such thing as nothing, that death properly understood is simply another mode of being.

This insistence that the exclusion of and discrimination against Gypsies has more to do with lifestyle than race has found its echo in recent events in Italy.

I was playing around with that because it's fascinating to me, this insistence that somehow a character is always based on an author's life.

Yet this insistence that the change will target funds to those most in need displays a disastrous lack of understanding of modern-day disability.

When Democratic members refused to go along with this insistence that the story of Hamlet be told without the prince, the Republicans went ahead and issued their own report, which did, indeed, avoid using any of the banned terms.

This is the resistance, the insistence that's born at a place and people and identity.

(Not surprisingly this included the insistence that his portrait hang in all public places as well as buying himself a presidential jet).

There's something omnicidal about this demand, the insistence that the new be cancelled and everything put back to how it was.

It's not just Rowling who thinks this way – the insistence that things must stay the same but with superficial repackaging is everywhere in the anti-Corbyn narrative.

Wait, is this plaintive insistence that one never knows also the sound of me falling into the "good immigrant" trap?