The most rigorous historians insist that about 8,000 southern pro-Bourbon insurgents, or "brigands," as they were known, were executed.
For all the rhetoric President Bush has put forward about insisting that Iraq allow weapons inspectors back in, understand that the return of weapons inspectors is actually poison for American policy objectives vis-à-vis Iraq.
For us, though, the point was less about painting Hollywood as a villain and more about insisting that comics have a unique magic of their own.
What about insisting that Ducasse play in lieu of Slauson when the position coach admitted that Ducasse is terrible?
In insisting that facts about what one is justified in believing supervene on facts about one's evidence, the Evidentialist should be understood as holding that it is one's total evidence that is relevant.
"Stonewall's position isn't about insisting that people think differently in a forced way.
He will write to firms insisting that information about complaints should be no more than two clicks from the homepage of a company's website.
But the team insisted they weren't thinking about that.
"I haven't been thinking about that," he insisted.
Rinna replied, "He went to the casting couch," leading Hamlin to get a little defensive ("I'm not gonna talk about that!" he insisted).
