Sentence examples for insisted along with from inspiring English sources

But he has insisted, along with Liriano, that Colon did not receive any H.G.H.

Pain has to be inflicted to "eliminate the deficit", the chancellor insisted, along with another £22bn worth of "savings".

The verdict was a righting of wrongs for the Queens district attorney's office, which had insisted, along with the Nassau County district attorney's office, on Ms. Sumasar's guilt until she was freed from her cell on Long Island just weeks before her own trial was to begin.

SIR - Why does The Economist insist (along with others in the British press) on calling Warren Buffett "the sage of Omaha".

A common first reaction to Davidson's argument is to insist (along with Hacking 1986) that, because the phenomena he highlights are special cases calling for special treatment, they fail to show that conventionalism is fundamentally mistaken.

Mr. Cuomo, reflecting on his occasional friction with other leaders in the region, insisted, "I get along with everybody".

When Warner Brothers acquired the film rights, the play's star and co-producer, Leslie Howard, insisted Bogart come along with it.

Mr. Cuomo, reflecting on his occasional friction with other leaders in the region, insisted, "I get along with everybody". He said he had "a fine enough relationship" with Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, a Republican.

Voters who make up the progressive/labor base of the Democratic Party should ask the simple question of Democratic politicians: If you insist on going along with the long-term Republican project of dismantling the public sector and bringing down the working middle class in this country, then why should we vote for you?

It's one way to insist that, along with the gluttonous meal, there be some acknowledgement of what the country is built on.

HE insists that along with the glaring moral failure of American Jewish leaders is a failure to understand that the kind of repression meted out to the Palestinians damages Israel's security.