Sentence examples for insisted a very from inspiring English sources

As for safety, Slaiby insisted a "very, very robust" oil spill programme had been established to tackle any crisis.

But throughout the history of monotheism, Hart insists, a very different version of God has prevailed.

She might have given him a rollicking but he is, she insists, a very vulnerable person whose main flaw is to trust too much.

Compulsory redundancies, he insisted, were a "very last resort".

Only Damage was in the Ryder range - and even then Irons insisted on a very un-English extremism.

The British associations rejoined FIFA in 1924 but soon after insisted upon a very rigid definition of amateurism, notably for Olympic football.

But relatives, friends and anti-rape campaigners insisted on a very different picture of Gail Sherwood, a 52-year-old former childminder and mother of three daughters, as she began a two-year jail sentence for perverting the course of justice.

Also, anti-materialistic and un-LA though she claims to be (she talks a lot about running round in flip-flops in the 500 miles of "wilderness" in her LA desert home and for her recent 40th birthday she went horse-trekking with her second husband Ken through Patagonia), she still insisted on a (very La-La) no-nudity clause in her contract.

I've spent an hour finding just the right jeans for a woman, who insisted on a very prominent camel toe.

To overcome this limitation, we insisted on a very careful wire handling to minimize position changes during the course of the study protocol.

"God in his good Providence has brought these heathen to our very doors," insisted a writer in the Southern Quarterly Review in 1848.