The fact that there is no female "race" aside, Tuthmosis and I apparently grew up in the same subculture, which insists a real eating disorder is a skinny, rich, white girl disease and, thus, not really a disease at all, but a lifestyle choice for spoiled brats and body-obsessed neurotics.
Saudi Arabia's pledge to investigate allegations of civilian casualties caused by its bombing campaign in Yemen has been dismissed as inadequate by human rights groups, which insist an independent inquiry is needed to settle mounting controversy and provide accountability for possible war crimes.
Williams writes, "It would be a kind of insanity never to experience sentiments of this kind towards anyone, and it would be an insane concept of rationality which insisted that a rational person never would".
I started learning Greek during my first semester, and found a kind of happiness in grammar, which insisted on a level of precision not available in English: the nouns, often familiar-looking (anthrōpos, historia, klimax), each one of which has five different forms, depending on how it's used in a sentence; the vast spiderweb of the verb system.
Gilman was a very important feminist writer who wrote against the traditional social structure of her time, which insisted that a woman's only place was as a wife and mother.
He adopted a hypnotically drowsy tone on "Better Things," which insisted on a distinction between "the singing of real birds" and "those absurd birds that simply everybody's heard".
That choice was directed by the Pentagon, which insisted on a "light footprint" out of concern that Afghanistan would become a drag on U.S. resources as attention shifted to Iraq (see Iraq War).
Mr. Bloomberg endorsed the proposal for nonpartisan elections at a news conference called by the Independence Party, which endorsed him and which insisted, as a condition, that its candidates support such elections.
There was the left-right brain split, which insisted on a far neater break within our heads (Spock bits to the left, Kirk bits to the right) than is now believed to exist.
The stepped mountain was originally intended to be climbable (and is structurally engineered to cope with bodies), but the ambition was curtailed by the Royal Parks' health and safety regime, which insisted on a guard rail skirting around its slopes.
