Sentence examples for insist on asserting from inspiring English sources
Politics is noble, I insist on asserting that.
Still, there are hints that Mr. Sharif will insist on asserting his authority in ways that could put the generals on edge.
Mr. Maxwell has used this fact of life to his advantage in his own plays, when personality piquantly insists on asserting itself within the imposed numbness of his house style.
He was so convinced that he was justified in his acts that he raged at his lawyers during his trial because they insisted on asserting that he was insane.
This line of thinking is imprudent because as a critique it can all too readily be turned against those who deploy it: why should we take seriously the views of someone who insists on asserting that we have no reliable, verifiable grounds for believing them?
She insisted on transcending labels.
According to North, neither Blaustein nor Wise got his "private little joke"; it was recognized only by the industry watchdogs who insisted on a line asserting Klaatu's recognition that not Gort but only the Almighty could bring someone back to life.
"It's your group identity that's being asserted by insisting on the primacy of the language," Gopnik says.
"I'm the mama, I'm the mama," Rose insists, asserting her matriarchal status.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had insisted on that element, and Democratic staff members asserted that the language would prevent Mr. Bush, or any future president, from circumventing the law.
