Sentence examples for insist yet from inspiring English sources

Of course those gathering in Miami insist yet another page is being turned, even as they wait for Fifa's ethics committee to unfreeze the $20m in development funding that has been withheld from Concacaf and Conmebol since December.

If colours are in fact extended, as the Treatise continued to insist, yet the mind ultimately only knows its own sensations, however variously they might be transformed by cognitive processing, then we can only come to be in a position to attribute colours to external objects if we first experience those colours, which suggests that they must modify our being.

"And that just is not going to happen," he insisted, yet again.

Mr Yanagisawa responded by insisting yet again that capital injections are unnecessary.

Just last month President Bush insisted, yet again, that "supply-side economics yields additional tax revenues".

But he insisted, yet again, that Ipso would prove to be a better regulator and that it was Leveson compliant.

"Kissinger was never a Machiavellian", he insists, yet, one way or another, Kissinger has a lot to answer for.

The d.j.-ing phase didn't follow inevitably from the bowling phase, he insisted, yet he acknowledged that "it's hard to say which outweighs the other on the nerdiness scale".

She abhorred publicity and gave virtually no interviews until the end of her life, when a new manager insisted, yet she filled theatres, often for long runs, on Broadway, in the West End, and elsewhere.

Moreover, he insisted yet again that the ruble may become the world's reserve currency, though it has lost nearly 40% of its value since the crisis began.

If President Putin, as a Kremlin spokesman insisted, is yet to decide whether to send more troops to Ukraine, events on the ground have already been moving apace.