Sentence examples for insisted between the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

Mancini has insisted the gap between the sides is not as wide as their points deficit suggests and on this evidence he is right.

The government insists relations between the two countries could be more cordial than they currently are and the emphasis is on improving conditions for business.

These people have been as active as usual during this round, insisting things between the two men have "never been worse" and that there have been "blazing rows" after which they are "not speaking".

"If they insist, the friendship between the U.S. and Turkey will be significantly damaged and undermined".

But why do it, insisted the Chinese, between loud expectorations on the floor, if not to spy?The question was all the harder because he was, in fact, spying.

Yet the court has traditionally given Congress broad discretion over immigration and historically has not insisted upon proportionality between the length of the detention and the seriousness of the crime in cases involving noncitizens.