Sentence examples for however insisting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper denies this, however, insisting that he watched DVDs of schlocky old kung fu movies.

Zimbabwe's coalition government is putting up a united front on the issue, however, insisting that Chinese investment in mining and agriculture could help turn the economy around.

He tried to downplay the rivalry with Sky, however, insisting there was room for two – but perhaps not three – major live sports broadcasters in a market where "football is king".

Council members were in no mood to compromise on Colonel Qaddafi and his sons, however, insisting the war could not be considered over and a government appointed until they were caught.

Osborne stood his ground on Wednesday, however, insisting there would be no choice but to make extremely tough spending decisions to protect the economy.Cameron backed him and the former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling, at prime minister's questions, saying the financial shock of leaving the EU must not be ignored.

He never retreated from those ideals, however, insisting on a strong, "progressive" federal government to protect the vulnerable and expand economic opportunity, while asserting that history would prove him correct in his opposing not only what he called "the tragically mistaken American war in Vietnam" but also the American invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.

The board, however, insisted.

Georgia, however, insisted otherwise.

("Others, however, insist the earth is flat").

Mischel, however, insists there is no contradiction.

Spain, however, insists there is no conflict.