Sentence examples similar to to that insistence from inspiring English sources

Over the summer of 1977 he continued to warn that insistence on capitulation to the Patriotic Front would produce a white backlash and put negotiations back.

To the contrary, that insistence strengthens the Nation's ability to determine — through democratic means — how best to do so.

Most gardeners are trying to temper just that insistence in themselves right about now, to honor the heart of winter for not being the shank of spring.

This observation is contrary to the general viewpoint that insistence on having a signed consent form might not always be appropriate for many individuals in developing countries [ 2, 27, 32].

And yet there's something in Trow's manifesto that I find myself craving these days: that rude resistance to being sold to, the insistence that there is, after all, such a thing as selling out.

No detail is too minute, from the podiums – so that the candidates appear at the same height – to the insistence that both candidates walk on stage simultaneously.

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.

Which ones led to the insistence that private holders of Greek debt face losses?

These come down to the insistence that something new must be added to what is old.

Refusing to have a political conversation about climate change now is akin to the insistence that the aftermath of a mass shooting is somehow an improper moment to talk about America's gun laws.

The biggest mistakes of this administration, from the blithe acceptance of soaring deficits to the insistence that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, have Mr Cheney's fingerprints all over them.