Sentence examples for at insisting from inspiring English sources

* Men are brilliant at insisting that they have to be missing for 24 hours before they will declare themselves lost.

The French are leading the way, having banned neon shop lighting in the early hours last year, and they're now looking at insisting the lights inside shops go off for similar hours.

Wallace tries to hang Harper out to dry on a comment he made about never being able to defeat the insurgency, and it turns out that Canadians are just as good at insisting that Fox is taking their remarks out of context as Americans are, except the Canucks can do so in French, too.

"They're there to be laughed at," insists James Buckley, who plays the fantasist Jay.

If you've got to wear some clothes then leisure wear is where it's at," insists Xain.

Ian Traynor reports: "You're extending the fiscal targets for Greece, you're not extending the programme, €32bn is not being looked at," insisted a German finance ministry official.

"I think the schedule definitely needs to be looked at," insisted Radford.

McCarthy was stung by the fallout at first, insisting that her characters were composites.

Arsene Wenger is confident Theo Walcott will remain at Arsenal, insisting the winger is not motivated by money.

Cumberbatch resisted at first, insisting, "I'm really just an actor".

Russian officials scoffed at them, insisting that their companies will proceed in the Arctic anyway.