Sentence examples for insisted between from inspiring English sources

"Mitch was greased lightning, Mitch was the light," a comedian named Randy Kagan insisted between fits of tears.

As Angela Davis puts it, when looking back over her own imprisonment in 1970: "There was a relationship, as George Jackson had insisted, between the rising numbers of political prisoners and the imprisonment of increasing numbers of poor people of colour.

The truth is we all have our "crosses to bear", as the nuns used to insist between canings.

There's no bad blood, Mordashov insists, between him and the director who "lives happily in Sochi" on the Black Sea.

But there is a connection, he insists, between the financial crisis of wealthy nations and the crisis of poverty everywhere else.

But there's a difference, he insists, between "infinite adjustment" and "infinite extension".

Whatever happens, she insisted, relations between the United States and Turkey will remain strong.

And in their first joint interview since the scolding, they insisted — in between expressions of frustration — that they had moved on from L'Affaire Sondheim.

What is being lost here is a distinction that James himself insisted upon, between the artist's subject matter and his treatment of that matter.

Bedford must have insisted on between 10 and 12 seconds of complete stillness from the human figures in this majestic work, fully consonant with the 19th-century vogue for the timeless, immovable east – except for one deliberate anachronism.

In January, England play Pakistan in Dubai and Abu Dhabi  - but Strauss insisted what happened between the two sides after the fourth Test between Pakistan and England in August 2010 would be "water under the bridge".