Sentence examples for insisted conducting from inspiring English sources

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier admitted the test was "difficult" but insisted conducting it was "positive".

(He insisted on conducting the interview in Hebrew).

Dressed in full academic gear, he insisted on conducting the ceremony.

"It's exactly that, a new life: a superb experience," was his retort in an interview he insisted on conducting in French.

He once insisted on conducting a business meeting from his hospital bed with clients and colleagues clad in surgical gowns and masks.

In fact, this genial man, known as the conscience of his nation, insisted on conducting an Islamic marriage service in the couple's Washington apartment last fall.

Bernstein declined to write a concerto for Mr. Drucker, citing time constraints, but recommended the composer John Corigliano and insisted on conducting the premiere of Mr. Corigliano's Clarinet Concerto.

For his part, Mr. Watanabe, while fluent in English, insisted on conducting an interview in French, through an interpreter, to hone his comprehension.

It all culminated in a recent Q&A with Chastny Korrespondent, which Barabtarlo insisted on conducting entirely in pre-Revolutionary grammar.

When the Metropolitan Opera did Strauss's gigantic "Frau Ohne Schatten" a couple of seasons back, Christian Thielemann insisted on conducting the score complete.

He insisted on conducting all first performances, often treating early rehearsals as a further composing phase, trying out this and that effect on often hapless and confused orchestra members.