Sentence examples for To insists from inspiring English sources

They aren't appearing and were never going to," insists a spokesman for the show.

A doctor the Guardian later speaks to insists it makes no sense.

Everyone I speak to insists that the first punk in Iceland was a 14-year-old Einar Örn.

Everyone I speak to insists they do not know anyone who has Ebola; the epicentres of the disease are in the east, several hours drive from Freetown.

To be fair, while every football analyst and outsider I have ever read, including the Football Outsiders, insist on the essential superiority of the passing game in winning in the N.F.L., every football insider I have ever spoken to insists with equal vehemence that football is at heart a simple game, and that the team that wants to hit more generally wins more.

This is far from foolish — every good football coach I have ever spoken to insists that the game itself is at heart simple, blocking and tackling, and that blocking and tackling are first of all wanting to block and tackle — but against Belichick, who has that grim understanding of pain and gain and "sees the field," and knows how to adjust his team to circumstance, it feels hopeless.

To insist on dispensation.

"To insist otherwise is simply wrong".

Or so this "Hamlet" seems to insist.

You have to insist.

"Her genius was to insist".