Sentence examples for help insisting from inspiring English sources

He also declined offers of foreign help, insisting that Italians were a "proud people" and prosperous.

However Barack Obama has ignored persistent pleas from Baghdad for similar help, insisting that political unity first be established.

In addition, Malian military officials have expressed hostility to the idea of significant outside help, insisting, contrary to the evidence so far, that they can handle the task of retaking the north themselves.

During a heated debate at the City Council he said that he bought illegal drugs while in office, but adamantly refused to step down despite calls from nearly every councilor to take a leave of absence and get help, insisting he was "a positive role model for kids".

She declines any help, insisting she's fine.

Listen to the directions again, ask for help, insist that the repairman or cable guy repeat himself.

By the way, if one of your employees is suffering from a genuine issue--addiction, depression, that kind of thing--don't suggest they get help, insist upon it.

But once again, he can't seem to help himself, insisting that TiVo's debut will rival the fall of the Berlin Wall in impact.

Meanwhile, the media certainly hasn't help matters, insisting on dressing up our troubles with cute, inflammatory "mean girl", "cat-fight" and "frenemy" headlines that pit women against one another and perpetuate the very problem we're trying to abate.

They don't receive any government funding and local law enforcement refuses to help them, insisting the river is too dangerous for dive teams.

This agreement will need a concerted effort from international societies, national professional bodies, and leading journals, but research funders could also help by insisting on the use of standardised terms in funding applications.