Hugo is pitched as much to cinephile adults as children, and insists, in a fervent if rather pedagogic way, on that magical quality of cinema which children and grownups generally feel without needing to be told.
David says he does not want to deflect attention from his younger brother, and insists, in a BBC interview, that rumours of a rift between the two are "hooey and nonsense".
Germaine Greer looked at biology and culture in The Female Eunuch and insisted, in a 1970 essay, Lady, Love Your Cunt.
Our friends had just bought a Smart, and insisted, in a manner appropriate for expatriates, that we have a drag race down the Champs-Elysees.
As the country sank into deeper confusion, the junior officers appeared on national television wearing camouflage fatigues and red berets, and insisted in a statement that they had acted simply "to save a people in distress".
Mr. Mbeki has publicly warned that divisions in the governing party threaten to tear it apart, and insisted in a rare newspaper interview last week that he had never tried to block Mr. Zuma's rise.
At the same time, another Industry Mom is maneuvering through the covey of entertainment reporters at my right and unceremoniously cuts through the suits brigade, elbowing one out of the way and insisting in a loud whisper, "I can't seeeeee her".
They married 24 years later.She is seen as a stout defender of the family's interests, seeing off those who might have taken the company public and insisting, in 2006, on buying back a 25% holding sold five years earlier.
The packed throngs on the street, I recall, included an elderly man ringing a cowbell and insisting in French, "Always the same films, always the same circus.
Keurig Green Mountain says that all post-2006 variants of its capsules are fully recyclable, and insisted in its sustainability report, released earlier this month: "A top sustainability priority for us is ensuring that 100 per cent of K-Cup packs are recyclable by 2020".
Harvey Weinstein, whose company also won best picture last year with "The King's Speech," aggressively campaigned for the films, trotting Uggie, the dog from "The Artist," to events and insisting in radio ads that Ms. Streep deserved an Oscar partly because she hadn't won one since 1983.
