Sentence examples for insisted as far from inspiring English sources

Polish engineer-archaeologist Arthur Posnansky insisted as far back as 1945 that amalgamation was used near the famed Incan site of Machu Picchu, but archaeologists have always vigorously disputed these claims, noting that much of Posnansky's work was overly credulous.

But Mosley insisted that "as far as I know" no fight had been agreed to.

That, Ms. Davis insisted, is as far as her advocacy goes.

"We have also insisted that as far as possible the organisers use local producers and suppliers, and they seem to have done that".

Advocates insist that, as far as science goes, there are some things humans can do that robotic craft cannot.

But Mr. Karzai went further still on Tuesday, insisting that as far as his government was concerned, "an agreement has been reached clearly with NATO that no bombardment of civilian homes is allowed for any reason".

After all, the very word "tour" shares etymological roots with the much-maligned "tourist," and many natives insist that, as far as the five boroughs go, they've seen it all anyway.

If they insist, then you must insist as well.

But that, Wolff insisted, was it as far as his contacts with the permanent denizens of the Washington swamp that Trump promised to drain.

Wilbur would be content, she insisted to Barnes, "as far as we can satisfy ourselves that persons are needy & deserving before we give them any thing, & give them what is adapted to their wants if we have it.

The Yankees insist they have gone as far as they are willing to go in their trade offer for Johan Santana, the ace left-hander of the Minnesota Twins.