Sentence examples for insisted correctly from inspiring English sources

In 1850 he wrote The Unity of the Human Race, in which he insisted correctly that all humans constitute a single species.

All subjects would have insisted, correctly, that the number on the wheel bore no relation to the correct answer to the question.

Woliner asked her not to do it, but she insisted, correctly predicting it would make the final cut if she did it.

Trump may have insisted correctly that there is no conflict of interest for presidents, but it is unlikely Americans want to see the president using his office to get even richer. .

After all, he insists (correctly, I believe): "We will not beat Isis if we waver in our view that ultimately Assad must go".

He has ennobled the campaign conversation by insisting, correctly, that expanding early education is vital to securing the city's future.

But a whole genre of best-selling books over the last decade and a half insist — correctly, I think — that there are various ways to be clever: "Emotional Intelligence," "The Wisdom of Crowds," a knack for gut responses formed in the span of a "Blink".

They feel no need to root out white supremacist or radical Christian propaganda, and insist, correctly, that they're separate from such extremists.

They insist - correctly at times - that Russians are antisocial and fragmented, and instead of acting as citizens they act as pathologically profit-maximizing individualists.

In the hospital, as Hans insisted he remembered correctly, the index finger of Hitler's right hand had had to be amputated.

"Over the course of my public life, I have insisted — I believe correctly — that people regardless of their position or power take responsibility for their conduct," he said.