Sentence examples for insisted calling from inspiring English sources

Labour will not split if Jeremy Corbyn defeats Angela Eagle's leadership challenge, the shadow cabinet member Diane Abbott has insisted, calling Eagle "the Empire Strikes Back candidate".

"The 'rigged' thing is one of the brightest things that he could've done," Dobbs insisted, calling Trump's refusal to say that he would concede if he lost "an absolute stroke of genius".

"It's not fair to prosecute someone on these facts," he insisted, calling the procedure "celebrity hunting" and adding: "One of the things I have learned in this case is that the secretary may not have been as sophisticated as people would assume".

You cannot, the coach insisted, call Pepe a liar.

"But please," he insisted, "call me Mr. Putra!" Ubud was once part of a larger kingdom, ruled by the Sukawati family.

Failing projects should simply be closed down, Mr Suero insists, calling for more central government control over Spanish regions' finances.

Until now David Cameron has doggedly insisted on calling the group Isil and chastised the BBC for calling it anything else.

Her neighbor, a fellow she insisted on calling Fred even though his name was Paul, couldn't hide his admiration.

He insisted on calling her, keeping the prime minster waiting.

My mother was the one who insisted on calling attention to it.

They insisted on calling my pregnancy my "baby" and my "child".