Sentence examples for actually insisting from inspiring English sources

And according to Mary Bousted, General Secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), some primary schools are actually insisting that SATs pupils come in early to have breakfast first which must infuriate the parents in those schools who can and do feed their children properly themselves.

To their opponents' rage the US was actually insisting on a two-for-one: they also wanted an American student named Frederic Pryor wrongfully imprisoned in East Berlin, a deal which would make them look they'd had the best of the bargain.

Peter Saunders, of the National Association of People Abused in Childhood, said: "This report does give me a bit of hope because it is actually insisting that the government act to make things happen.

but few scripts or languages actually insist on capitals.

He actually insisted on sharing the writing credits for it, so he must rate it.

I actually insist that people read him and write about him!

(Johnson indignantly pointed out later that Kennedy had actually insisted on shooting two deer, one more than etiquette required).

In Test Airlines they actually insist that the pilots have passed a test so that they can fly a plane.

That may be a better reaction a lot of the time, because you can't actually insist that everybody live up to your standards.

Mourners would be made to dress in the artist's trademark black "like a cockroach", she joked, before revealing she would actually insist on bright colours, "even" pink.

On the world's most awkward first date, Gus actually insists on moving tables only to hate his new table and contemplate asking the waiter to move back.