Sentence examples for insisted because it from inspiring English sources

"But the captain insisted because it was a T.S.A. rule".

But the weather has helped, too, Ms. Nebons insisted, because it encouraged people "to spend a day in the country, doing things like cutting down their own Christmas tree and visiting the East End communities that are decorated like Christmas card pictures.

Instead, he argued that the consequences of breaching the debt limit on Thursday would not be as dire at the White House has insisted, because it could chose to prioritise interest payments over other obligations and therefore avoid a formal default.

Her best book was Brothers, she insisted: "because... what it's about matters".

Cat agility has not caught on quite as rapidly as its founders had hoped — and not, they insist, because it so often results in cat futility.

Oh, yes, this kind can, Huck insists, because it is all "mixed up with other things," from "yaller janders" to "brain-fever".

Russia has certainly paid special attention to Germany, though purely, diplomats insist, because it is the EU's current president.Could Russia do more?

Britain must try harder, the enthusiasts insist, because it is winning the argument in Brussels: on free markets and open borders.

She chooses to sit and talk to me in a wheelchair in this makeshift studio, but only, she adamantly insists, because it is the only comfy chair around (true: I sit at her feet on a camping stool).

Calling these rifles "assault weapons" is unfair, gun makers and their apologists insist, because it implies they are frightening weapons of war when they are sold for civilian use.

"But that's good," Bartley insists, "because it means the things that you don't fight for drop out of the collection, and those things probably weren't strong enough to be there".