"Everyone's capable of everything," insisted Leah Hanwell.
Everything insisted: "We're having a great time.
"Paris has changed everything," insisted Marcus Söder, a leading Bavarian conservative earlier this week.
It appears to revel in overthrowing our way of life imposing alien bureaucratic regimes on public sector workers and employers, demanding the continuous audit of everything, insisting that, as Blair has said many times, we 'modernise or die'.
They inevitable oversimplify everything, insist that candidates should be oversimplifying everything too.
"Environmental change changes everything," he insists, "and among the biggest change of all will be in environmentalism itself".
"He has tremendous will and is right in just about everything he insists on.
It reads as if he would be willing to acknowledge everything but insists he did nothing punishable by law.
Everything, O'Leary insists, is part of a pattern that poetry can help us see, as if from above (much of the poem adopts the viewpoint of a wren).
Despite everything, Morton insists she still loves her parents: she describes her relationship with her mother as "complex" but extremely close.
He owes everything, he insists – the Oscar nomination, getting cast by Scorsese – to Apatow and Seth Rogen: "They are and were so amazing to me".
