Sentence examples for back to insisting from inspiring English sources

I think it's always worth emphasizing that at the end of the day, it all comes back to insisting that what we're doing here needs to be teaching and research of the highest quality.

A later poem recalls her lying in his arms and crying in his ear, "Strike me if I shriek!" Judging by her letters, she soon went back  to insisting on spiritual union.

On draft day, the traditionalists scrutinize individual statistics like fantasy jocks; once it's over, the traditionalists can go back to insisting that team achievements — wins and losses and Super Bowl rings — are all they care about.

Angered by the message, Mucci sent the lieutenant back to insist that pursuing Japanese forces would be coming.

Two other officials, meanwhile, pushed back to insist that Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and senior adviser Larry Summers fully participated in crafting the new strategy.

Crew members came back to him, insisting they couldn't find one.

His advisers rejected Rubinomics and hearkened back to Reaganomics, insisting that long-run tax cuts, never mind the effect on the budget deficit, are the key to growth.

Mr. Abbas ordered nearly 200 fighters from his own Fatah faction back to Gaza, insisting that Fatah must retain a presence there.

MacAskill wrote back to Trefgarne insisting his decision would not be influenced by economic or commercial interests, and stressed it would be made solely on legal and judicial grounds.

It seemed inevitable then that this would be his last week in office, yet he continued to fight back and to insist that he would not resign.

One way that business leaders, environmentalists and elected officials at all levels can fight back is to insist on considering the social cost of carbon in every energy decision.