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insistence

[in-sis-tuhns] / ɪnˈsɪs təns /


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The pope’s insistence on coming to Lebanon, Farah said, was “re-centering the importance of this country” and a “wake-up call” for its politicians.

From Los Angeles Times

He brought to his interpretation a moving blend of guilt over his past behavior and a quiet insistence on the love and admiration he has always felt—if rarely expressed.

From The Wall Street Journal

In several interviews released before “Pluribus” debuted, Gilligan repeats an insistence common to storytellers whose work happens to meet the prevailing sentiments of a specific moment.

From Salon

Beijing’s insistence on EVs is better explained by the government’s desire to avoid dependence on foreign oil.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jeff watched the documentary at the insistence of his sister and was quickly hooked.

From Los Angeles Times