Sentences with phrase «despite insistent»

Despite my insistent advice to create a law blog, many of my law - talkin» friends refuse to do so.

We got some time checking out the game at E3, but despite our insistent pestering of the Rebellion developers we got absolutely no clue as to when the game would be coming out.

Despite the insistent denials of city and federal officials, tens of thousands of New Yorkers were unnecessarily exposed to a chemical brew without even the most rudimentary precautions.

As I wrestled with what it meant to be a woman of faith, I realized that, despite insistent claims that we don't «pick and choose» from the Bible, any claim to a «biblical» lifestyle requires some serious selectivity.

My point is that, despite insistent claims that they simply follow the «clear teachings of the Bible,» complementarians themselves are not in total agreement on what those teachings are.

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Despite Suarez's desire to leave England, Liverpool remain insistent that he stay at the club.

Currently in Australia on their pre-season tour, Arsene Wenger remains insistent that the Chilean will stay, despite the fact he has less than 12 - months left on is current deal.

Despite the club's interest in Benzema, Real Madrid boss Rafa Benitez is insistent that the 27 - year - old...

But Mourinho appears insistent Martial will not leave Old Trafford, despite his desire to land Sanchez.

Pep Guardiola is insistent Manchester City will always play in the image he demands despite a faltering first campaign managing the club.

The film is quite personal, despite its slow and insistent historical sweep, and it's co-written by Hansen - Love with her brother Sven, based on his experiences as a DJ in the French house scene.

Yet the film's insistent indictment of Duncan and Simmons, and its qualified accusation of Roberts, lack all conviction, despite the explicitness with which it spells out their personal responsibility for the disaster, because the fire itself is so far more convincing and menacing a villain than the script's paper - doll miscreants and good / bad guys.

This is an origins tale, one that starts slowly and, despite anxious and insistent hand - held camera work to give the illusion of drama, never rises... Read More»

Over seven films the story has grown increasingly gloomy but, despite the relentless anxiety, this chapter has an insistent pace, which is helpful since pretty nightmarish things are happening.

In his hourlong speech before a joint session of the House and Senate, Mr. Clinton portrayed himself as eager to work out deals on a balanced budget and welfare reform despite an intransigent Republican Congress insistent on spending cuts «that undermine our obligations to our parents, our children, and our future.»

Several other passengers who witnessed the incident recalled that the flight attendant was very insistent, despite the woman's distress.

On the morning of trial, Mr. Navarrete met with the Crown Attorney to demonstrate the frailties in the Crown's case against L.D. despite the fact that the complainant was insistent on proceeding with the case.