It's also not okay when one parent insists on something genuinely risky (texting while driving, say).
(No such policy for her fellow '90s undergrads Reese Witherspoon and Tiger Woods). When one columnist insisted on penning a story, he was fired.
When one Santa insisted that he sing "Away in a Manger" for a visiting child, he finally complied.
Certainly not when one population insists an sending rockets and human bombs into the other.
Someone get this man his own show!) Lohan also chews out the real estate broker, Cash, for not finding her an apartment — especially when one building insists she have a $10 million rental insurance policy, because obviously that's Cash's fault.
It's just a bit grating when one of them insists on going by the name "Country" Winston Marshall, and describes their song Timshel as "very influenced by Steinbeck's East of Eden, which I haven't read".
For all of you with dysfunctional families (is there any other kind?), the holidays are the times when our loved ones insist on stuffing our emotional stockings with repressed childhood memories or in-law insanity.
When one of those students insisted to Nicholas (in an exchange caught on video) that "in [his] position as master" it was his "job" to create not just an intellectual space but "a place of comfort and home," she was simply insisting on the story that Yale itself spun her.
In reference to "Miss A" and "Miss W" (the pseudonyms by which Assange's accusers are known), Wolf insists that when "one makes a serious criminal accusation, one must be treated as a moral adult".
Further, Emanuel sees those who continue to contribute past the age of 75 in ways he values as rare exceptions and insists that when one's "creativity and ability to contribute to work, society, the world" has declined, life is not worth living.
