Sentence examples for better insisting from inspiring English sources

— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) March 5, 2013 He ended this burst of Twitter activity by promising that he can do better, insisting that he will focus on the positives for his second show at the venue and that it would run on time.

Hodgson has predicted the side can do even better, insisting: "I believe the squad can win the World Cup.

Al-Sijistani goes the negative theology of the Arabic Plotinus one better, insisting that when speaking of God we must negate even negation (see further Walker 2005).

They, of course, knew better, insisting that the "peace process" came first and these lesser concerns could wait.

"The laws of physics prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that proton radiation" is better, insists prostate cancer survivor Robert Marckini of Mattapoisett, Mass.

Not only does Frum, who knows better, insist that "many influential people" [privileged liberals] hold Trudeau's views; he also tells us that "many" people whom Trudeau regards as non-privileged are committing hate crimes against French Jews and others that are convulsing France.

Mr. Webster would have been better off insisting that Mr. Pitt name Mr. Biggs, or someone else with a comparable record.

You can judge between good and bad video and conceptual art, just as you can between good and bad painting - and society is the better for insisting on that choice.

The Dems will demand better performance from incompetent managers (or better yet, insist they be fired), and they'll pass laws that really upgrade our defense capability.

He said: "If we want the team to play better then we've got to coach better," he insisted.

"It's better," Penn insisted.