Sentence examples for unique insistence from inspiring English sources

But this ignores Argentina's unique insistence on living by its own rules.

Feinberg insisted that insurance giant AIG was unique in its insistence on guaranteed executive pay.

Westworld is truly unique in its insistence on eschewing the easy good-versus-evil tale.

But what makes Detroit unique is the insistence that these pockets of wealth (and whiteness) will somehow rescue the city.

The UK is almost unique in its worthy insistence that aid is not used for political or economic gain, and it is right to do so – the best aid relinquishes control to recipients who take the lead in spending it.

The short story, with its natural insistence on the unique moment and the infrangible glimpse of something private and fragile, had a new prominence.

But in its hubris and attending hype, in its focus on earnings instead of ethics, in its insistence that it is unique and unprecedented -- in touting its innovative use of technology -- Enron stands as the quintessential Internet company.

Pam's contributions stem from her own identity and her willingness, even insistence, to share that unique perspective.

Nicholson's insistence that Stafford was a unique event was labelled "dangerous" and "naive" by counsel to the inquiry.

"With the originality of his thought," says Thomas, "the honesty of expression, his refusal to pander, his insistence on giving audiences his unique vision, there's a wonderful feeling that Daniel could go anywhere".

But what about the equal danger of anthropocentrism, the insistence that certain abilities are unique to humans?