Sentence examples for has insisted through from inspiring English sources

QFI, a company that is 69%-owned by Kenyon's US employer, Creative Artists Agency, has insisted through Kenyon that it is doing nothing wrong.

Wary of public attention, he has insisted through the protective Pentagon press apparatus that our conversation be on background; only later will he agree to let me quote him.

Lee, 89, who now lives in an assisted-living home in Monroeville, has insisted through most of her life that she had no intentions to publish another novel following the runaway success of To Kill a Mockingbird.

It doesn't help that Mr Condé has insisted the tracks run through Guinea to a domestic port, rather than taking a shorter, easier route through Liberia (see map).

Tudor has insisted that dance expresses feelings through movement and not through any personal feelings or facial expressions (see Cohen 1992, 178).

But United's management has insisted that it can get through its financial crisis without resorting to an in-court reorganization, which it fears would be messy, lengthy and tumultuous, as long as it can obtain the loan guarantees and put labor concessions into effect.

China has insisted that the conflict be resolved through one-on-one negotiations.

Braun, through his representatives, has insisted he is innocent and is appealing the ruling, but he has given no clear indication what his defense will be, and he is unlikely to do so Saturday.

The South has insisted on its right to go through with the drills in disputed waters around the Yeonpyeong Island, despite threats from the North for massive military retaliation.

The Times brass has insisted that she had dug her own grave through a series of bad managerial decisions.

From the beginning of her career, she has insisted that the only way to know her is "through my clothes".