Sentence examples for through insistence from inspiring English sources

Combine this with our human hard-wiring to believe the worst, and it's the negative, sensational stories that get promoted, shared around and given credence through insistence and persistence.

In the end, we must solve racism through engagement, insistence, and sustained activism, not through a death.

It indicated that Mr. Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, had become incensed that airport personnel would not let him through, despite his insistence that he was a senator, and said he had set off an alarm trying to get through a door to the plane.

Democrats have their own claim to fiscal responsibility through their insistence on reducing the national debt.

Mr. Beverly has never been a heavy engine of a vocalist, getting his point across through nudging insistence.

By most measures, seniors are the major spongers on taxpayers, chiefly through their insistence on not working productively once they hit 65, 78, 92 or whatever.

It keeps its radical edge, in some cases in the most disturbing way by pumping hatred, through the insistence of speeded-up and clustered rhyme.

This woman, then, cannot know what it is actually like to have black skin; her privilege is enacted exactly through her insistence that racial identity is a choice.

He influenced a generation of architectural students as much through his insistence on the socially ennobling role of architecture, and its integrity as a discipline, as through his work.

Troeltsch had a considerable influence on younger theologians of his time, especially through his insistence that the church must drastically rethink its attitude toward "absolutist" claims made for the truth of its doctrines.

Through Tory insistence on "English Votes for English Laws" – or the West Lothian Question, as it used to be called – Labour would lose the support of its 40-odd MPs in such votes and be fighting at a disadvantage.