Sentence examples for her insists from inspiring English sources

The Empress, as the Americans called her, insists that she was still sexually attractive.

Ms. Linney, bless her, insists on acting, which she is very good at but which is pretty much irrelevant here.

Theresa May, who appointed her, insists Fiona Woolf only had dinner with the Brittans a few times, complaining that if we're going to be that fussy who can we get?

Whether it cost him voter points is undetermined, but Ms. Brown, hard-pressed to find the sin in his desire to help the career trajectories of those he cares about (including her), insists that it won't.

But "Her" insists on making things O.K., and ends with a symbol so clichéd that it comes off as bravado: Theodore sits on the roof with Amy, who has also been left by an O.S., watching the sun rise, looking out over the skyscraper landscape.

By airing the roots of his predilections, Gowdy, like so many post-Freudian authors before her, insists on a psychologically driven series of actions that are not always as subtle as they're meant to be to a readership thoroughly conversant with notions of youthful trauma and arrested development.

Despite failing to provide us with a list of judges other than Vieux himself, Red Herring insists the awards are transparent.

"How much of a distance are we going to be from her?" insisted Ms. Mendez.

Yet she rejects the "mediating" role sometimes ascribed to her, insisting she has no answers.

When she said no, they berated her, insisting she set an example.

"But I'll be happy all alone in this big, empty house," we hear her insist, "now that we're married".