Sentence examples for So insisting from inspiring English sources
I have come to accept that many different covers can work for any given book, so insisting on a single design vision seems wrong to me.
The United States has refused to do so, insisting that it will never accept the North as a nuclear weapons state.
A McDonald's spokesman has said this isn't so, insisting to the local daily La Nación that the issue was merely a marketing strategy, but consider these facts on the ground.
If so, insisting that Manning, who is willing to face the consequences of what he did, also validate a distorted view of what secrecy means is not only excessive but pernicious.
Edward thinks that not inviting Rose to sit down with them at the table is a little absurd, and so it is, and yet she has been hired as a cook, so insisting would be uncomfortable.
He did it because villainous letting agents encourage owners to do so, insisting on "market rents", which they alone seem to set, and which are often much higher than levels of frozen local housing allowance, and devised without inspecting the property (my own rentier has never seen the flat and lives in another city, so it's no surprise he relied on the agent's viewpoint).
Or so insists the IAG-owned airline.
Not so, insist my sources in the foreign ministry, who say their man was misinterpreted.
Reply: Yes, but why did the society so insist on belief in the gods?
"The business environment is deteriorating rapidly," he says.Not so, insists the government.
