Sentence examples for clearly insisting from inspiring English sources

World markets "are very clearly insisting that there's not enough oil on the market to bring stability," Mr. Richardson said.

"Even the British have informed the Europeans that they were clearly insisting on a real option for Saddam Hussein," the German diplomat said.

So Chicago is clearly insisting that unless Dershowitz went to the originals, he was obliged to cite Peters.

If nothing else, this is not the work of a team of social-media professionals dedicated to providing beautifully polished content: on Instagram, as everywhere else in his career, Prince clearly insists on maintaining total artistic control.

Leibniz clearly insisted that vortices, or some physical object or fluid, must be in contact with the planetary orbits if we are to explain why they deviate from the tangents along the orbital paths when circling the sun.

The religious scholar C. MacKenzie Brown explains that Shaktism "clearly insists that, of the two genders, the feminine represents the dominant power in the universe.

Clearly, she insists on marching to rhythms that sometimes she alone hears.

"What can be said at all, can be said clearly," Wittgenstein insisted.

Now that's really interesting, because here you see Hughes — He's defending his fellow Bostonians literally and physically, and he's clearly — I suppose in insisting that he has a right to hold on to that cane — defending his rights too.

He clearly hoped that by insisting on a UN mandate before pulling out of Kosovo he would be able to sell the peace settlement to his people as a negotiated agreement with the UN, including the Russians and the Chinese, rather than a straight surrender to Nato.

When his departure was announced last month, Patterson was clearly disappointed but insisted there were no hard feelings.