Sentence examples similar to insist continually from inspiring English sources

The stone still bleeds today, Rahim insisted, continually replenishing a deep pool at its base.

Senior military commanders insisted continually today that the evacuation had gone "surprisingly well," as one commander said.

Finally, the DWP has insisted on continually reassessing successful claims.

I've got a child, who insists on continually growing out of clothes, so I know I will need to find other work around the shows I'm directing.

But they continually insist just the opposite, pleased to point out what they view as proof that his fiction is nonfiction, that it will tell us about the man himself and his relations with those around him.

One would so like to put all this behind us, but it is difficult to draw that line without sufficient apology to the electorate from the Tories – the kind of repeated knee-bending apology they continually insist on dragging out of Labour over past stewardship of the economy and immigration.

Surely those who have fought and died for the right to vote never envisioned this right to be taken so lightly that we wouldn't continually insist on rigorous fairness.

But the NHL and commissioner Gary Bettman have continually insisted that there's nothing to see here.

He has continually insisted that security is the prerequisite for political progress.

Chelsea have suffered  nine losses in 17 games in all competitions this season, but Fabregas backed his boss, who has continually insisted his players are behind him.

The Northern Irishman had continually insisted he was close to breaking his run and proved precisely that – in the stunning fashion which renders him such a great champion.