Příklady insistence

• Insistence on an entirely local quality to indigenous movements therefore suggests that indigenous peoples are being held to a different standard.

• Representations of feminine desire abound in seventeenth-century music and then disappear with the eighteenth-century insistence on patriarchal values.

• Nevertheless, although textual insistence that the installation's time is independent of the 'oblivion' beyond becomes clear, the role of the whisper cannot be purely linguistic.

• The insistence on refugee settlements ensures the creation of a category of people who are excluded altogether from their assumed benefits.

• He was also acutely aware that too strong an insistence on virtue might threaten happiness.

• The contradictions between the official adult age and a woman's resultant rights could hardly make sense with the judicial insistence upon her under-age status.

• Many of the details of dowry transactions are very similar, including the insistence on the wife's continued ownership, whatever the management arrangements may be.

• The 'insistence on keeping in touch' begins with the relationship we maintained with knowledge.

• In part, this seems due to the editors' insistence on short essays.

• That insistence stems from the more fundamental aim of the revisionists to resist the anachronising teleology that often accompanies ' grand theory ' explanations of the past.

• Indeed, the insistence on stable truth and unifying principles accentuates formal considerations in aesthetics.

• This methodological focus on individual differences is a form of particularism - an insistence on the priority of particulars over abstractions.

• Two, her insistence and rendering the proof of her marriage, and its acceptance by the court.

• The liberal insistence on the equality of individuals finds its flipside in laws and policies that are blind to difference.

• But their insistence on developing their own critique of international affairs was a challenge to the norm.