Sentence examples for but insisting from inspiring English sources

But insisting on those legal rights has costs.

But insisting everything is black, that is a lie too.

But insisting on them prior to entry amounts to "misplaced paternalism", according to Mr Buiter.

But insisting that he leave power isn't realistic, although continued pressure could change that.

But insisting that gay bars are good and property development bad might be oversimplifying things.

"I will not let that go by," Callas says, not sternly but insisting on musical and vocal integrity.

But insisting that there is no alternative, as most of its negotiating partners do publicly, is dangerous.

But insisting that allegations are old and tired — and that your opponent has done worse — may leave voters feeling exhausted.

"It's like ignoring the fact that you have one gangrenous leg but insisting you can limp along on the other.

But insisting that you keep meeting people who agree with you, has always been a sure sign of madness.

The party spin doctors moved up a gear – not claiming a win, but insisting that Brown had lost.