"with insistence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone is making a request or statement in a very determined way. For example, "The mayor approached the city council with insistence, asking for more funding for schools in the area."
But now, as with Neve, my story knocks with insistence, and I remember my patient.
"A woman needs to combine niceness with insistence," she concludes, having surveyed all the evidence that people respond badly to women who lobby in their own interests.
"A woman needs to combine niceness with insistence," she concludes, having surveyed all the evidence that people respond badly to women who lobby in their own interests.
The author maintains that the pursuit of manifestly severe punishment with insistence of the European Commission on administrative-level procedural safeguards is inconsistent with the robust standards of protection under the Convention.
He played the part of the engaged public intellectual with insistence and courage, making himself unpopular in England with his criticism of World War I and his campaigns against the executions of the leaders of the Easter Rising.
Inevitably it has moved beyond mere shorthand for the ideas mapped out in Ms. Sandberg's book, which urges women to assertively pursue career ambitions, "combine niceness with insistence" and demand that their partners share equally in child care.
Then parents turn around and try to grab control over circumstances that don't readily yield to it, responding to children's setbacks or shortcomings with insistences on diagnoses, accommodations, remedies.
But FIFA insists with equal insistence that the World Cup will brook no dissent.
The call to end the practice of open defecation is being made with growing insistence as the links with childhood stunting become clearer.
" The call to end the practice of open defecation is being made with growing insistence as the links with childhood growth stunting become clearer.
Their break with the recent tradition of formalism, with its insistence on the ration alized art "object," seems complete.
