Sentence examples for basically insisted from inspiring English sources

Of course, Hillary Clinton's chief spokesman, Howard Wolfson, has basically insisted the exact opposite.

But Markit put them in a tough spot by basically insisting that every trade involve at least one bank, since the banks are the main parties that have licenses with Markit.

To that end, ground support basically insists that we do more than just eat, excrete and get our tasks done.

Basically, insisting that fan fiction become canon takes all of the footloose joy out of fan fiction, and all of the gravitas out of canon.

" the occupational physician basically insists on doing it.

Basically, she insisted, the protesters had it coming.

"Vivendi Universal," he insisted, "is basically an entertainment company".In this section The long shadow of Big Blue Saving trees Flying high A break in the clouds Diller thriller?

Why, then, do so many basically-decent people insist that they remain?

Pasta al forno is basically lasagne, though the woman serving us insisted there was a difference.

Somewhat improbably, a gay friend insisted that he update his reading on homosexuality ("Basically, it had been Chesterton and 'Brideshead Revisited'") with memoirs by David Sedaris and Augusten Burroughs as well as James Hamilton-Paterson's "Cooking with Fernet Branca".

Basically, Hemingway began to insist that the women in his life get their hair cut short, like his, while he dyed his to match theirs, with many complicated twists in both color and styling.