Sentence examples for go on insisting from inspiring English sources

Danny Almonte's parents and supporters may go on insisting he's just 12, but the rest of us can't ignore the increasing evidence that he's 14.

The temptation is then for those who carried out the attack to go on insisting that the casualties all came from a "terrorist" group, but the claim has frequently been shown to be false.

The world leaders (Bill Clinton and Tony Blair accepted invitations this year) and famous executives (Bill Gates is a regular) will go on insisting that globalization and free trade are good things that raise living standards.

And if only because they are politically canny enough to recognise that Black Wednesday echoes of past economic mismanagement are the Tories' equivalent of Old Labour's pre-1997 vulnerability over "taxing and spending" and trade union demands, they are not about to ditch their determination to go on insisting that any future tax cuts will have to be "affordable".

Otherwise, no, I believe it is important to go on insisting that normality is not what we are exposed to.

My mom, still able to recognize what was going on, insisted that we don't tell anyone as she was embarrassed of her condition, but even so, everyone noticed changes in her.

He has gone on insisting the country is behind his bringing in the law to check wages & prices..

He has gone on insisting the country is behind his bringing in the law to check wages & prices.... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino.

Jereb went on insist that the media had misrepresented what he said.

"Until you called, I didn't even know this thing was going on," he insisted.

When Prestia sent him a text message, asking what was going on, Browder insisted he was O.K. "Are you sure everything is cool?" Prestia wrote.