Sentence examples for forever insisting from inspiring English sources

He is forever insisting he is not rightwing – so could he offer some examples of his thinking which would demonstrate that he isn't?

Grown-ups were forever insisting that he should look other people in the eye, especially when he was talking to them.

Eventually Topper resumes his affair with his invisible paramour, whose jealous husband "is forever insisting that death did not them part," but the book closes with Topper's bittersweet realization that "a person can't live peacefully on one plane and associate with the denizens of another".

It seems that some readers will forever insist that rap is anti-intellectual and misogynistic, no matter what the evidence says.

"Sgt. Pepper," and earlier Beatles songs including "Tomorrow Never Knows" and "Strawberry Fields Forever," insist that rock is electronic music, created with and shaped by the tape recorder - a radical idea that hasn't always paid off.

Second, the media feels its role is to forever insist that both sides of the political spectrum harbor "extremists".

"Mrs. Dalloway," along with Joyce's "Ulysses," changed the novel forever by insisting that any day in anyone's life is the stuff of literature; that the whole human story is contained in every day of every life more or less the way the blueprint for an entire organism is present in every strand of its DNA.

(His father, though genuine émigré aristocracy — he was the son of a Russian count — rushed out west to work on the railroad a mere six months after his arrival, and forever after insisted that he had laid the tracks that his sons could hear singing when they travelled. He went on to become an eminent diplomat).

Eszterhas hewed Stone out of the head of Hollywood as Hephaestus freed Athene from the brow of Zeus - the actress forever after insisted that Eszterhas had "created" her, although, as he points out, her most famous moment, the interrogation scene in Basic Instinct in which she uncrosses her legs and exposes herself, was not in the script.

God's is another way — He stands before my former enemies insisting forever with good will that they change".

In Feldman's pieces, however, the moment lasts forever: he gently insists that you listen to every minute change of harmony or figuration, slow and soft.