Sentence examples for was insistence from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being insistent
So there was insistence on maximum retail and restaurant areas.
Under Mrs Thatcher, it was insistence on implementing policies (such as the poll tax) that much of Scotland believed it had not voted for.
The European parliament's insistence on capping bankers' bonuses will clearly be popular.
The first is insistence that Germany must never be isolated; it must act with partners and institutions.
"It was their insistence," he said.
There was no insistence that he had to be picked".
There was enormous insistence on coming up with the perfect.
Jacqueline Kennedy's reaction to Mamie Eisenhower's coupon-clipping homeyness was an insistence on cultural glamour.
There was no insistence on the RFU's part that he had to be picked".
There was rhythmic insistence in her haunting singing, which the orchestra vividly supported.
The quality in Gandhi that impressed the two Nehrus was his insistence on action.
