Sentence examples for but also insisted from inspiring English sources

Some Syrians said they felt hurt, but also insisted that they did not care.

"He wrote in admiration of the U.S. military, but also insisted on the importance of civilian control".

John Kingston, the Harlequins head coach, admitted his team had gifted Sale victory but also insisted: "People claiming the game is shackled by rules are talking hogwash.

King blamed fatigue for the ankle problems, citing Williams's participation in the Olympics, but also insisted his point guard still has a bright future.

He not only declared his tribal hometown to be the new capital but also insisted that the committees of his government were now meeting there.

One reviewer said: "She won her prizes, but also insisted on listening to Elvis and stalking boys from the grammar school.

Repair or replace the buildings, by all means, but also insist on fundamental reforms in their management.

Several professors kept students engaged out of class not only by blogging regularly, but also insisting their students do too.

Breeders, however, not only defend their contribution to Spanish farming and culture but also insist that Catalonia risks hurting its own cause with such a ban.

We should not only be demanding a full investigation, but also insisting that trade unionists arrested for nothing more than campaigning for workers' rights are released.

Her father wasn't so sure, believing that Green, as a woman, was incapable of managing her own finances, but also insisting that her fiancé relinquish rights to her inheritance.