Sentence examples for insisted books from inspiring English sources

Brian Gambles, assistant director of culture – effectively chief librarian – insisted: "Books will always be at the heart of what we do".

They insist books meet standards -- that they're well-written, designed, and packaged -- and that there's a case for a readership, which includes a solid marketing and publicity plan.

But, Ms. Ingall insisted, "Picture books are not school.

Some powerful authors, including Alice Walker, Barbara Kingsolver and Alice Munro, have insisted their books be published on paper with recycled content.

Mitchell always insisted that books should be judged by their final versions, not their drafts, and had grown weary of people and institutions pestering her for manuscript pages to be kept as souvenirs or put on display.

When I told you that smaller books sell very well, you insisted a book must be "Tolstoy big".

Steinbeck insisted his book was reality-based.

Although Leroy always insisted the book was not a biography but a novel, it relied on a large body of factual research.

The Foreign Office insisted the book be concealed from public knowledge and it was only published seven years later after all incriminating evidence had been removed.

An Apple insider said, "He thinks Amazon is stupid, and made a terrible mistake insisting that books should be priced at $9.99".

All along, though, WorldCom insisted that its books were clean and its business prospects clear.