Sentence examples for almost insisted from inspiring English sources
Frank Worsley wrote that Shackleton "appreciated how deeply one man, or small group of men, could affect the psychology of the others," adding that "he almost insisted upon cheeriness and optimism".
It reflects what many of us within the field of neuroscience have thought for some time but have not said publicly for fear of alienating grant-giving bodies and journals such as Science and Nature, which for years have almost insisted that published work include images of the brain lighting up while it performs various tasks.
And that history, several people who know the governor said, gave the Texas governor the kind of comfort in Mr. Cheney that he almost insists on having in his closest political associates.
But Mr. Levin, almost inaudible, insisted on rolling (or breaking) the piano chords.
Ajello's trademark was to wring grandeur out of a lobby not in square feet, but in cubic feet, for he almost always insisted on a story and a half for the entrance.
Second, he showed the strength of his self-belief when he, almost alone, insisted the party would win the 1970 election, which it did.In many ways his 3½-year prime ministership was a failure.
Makers of and shoppers for all sorts of objects almost always insist that they care about form and function, not symbolism.
The Steelers have complained about the field, but they also almost universally insist they do not want artificial turf.
On the stand, Dolours was almost smug, insisting that she knew nothing of the operation.
Selected reporters have regular access to officials, although the Fed almost always insists that the conversations not be quoted.
