Sentence examples for insisted during a from inspiring English sources
"Let's be clear," John McDonnell insisted during a joint interview with Jeremy Corbyn before the 2015 general election, "we don't believe in leaders".
Trump has also incorrectly stated that, in New York City, "murders are up", which he insisted during a back-and-forth with Hillary Clinton at a debate.
General Somli, the army commander whose forces are in a base at the edge of Zinjibar, insisted during a telephone interview that the battle was over and that residents could return.
But Mr. Schäuble, the German finance minister, insisted during a news conference on Saturday that setting up European institutions to share the burden of restructuring and closing banks "will need a treaty change".
Money, he insisted during a 10-minute rant, had nothing to do with his departure, with "shit" and "cunt" among the words used by the 33-year-old giving his side of the story.
In a remarkable show of defiance, Trump insisted during a combative exchange with reporters at Trump Tower in Manhattan that there were "two sides to a story" just a day after he had belatedly condemned racist hate groups for the mayhem that left a woman dead and many other people injured.
"Truth isn't truth," he insisted during an interview.
Lei Zhengfu, a former Communist Party official in the city of Chongqing, insisted during an appeals hearing on Friday that he had not taken bribes, the state news media reported.
Jean-Pierre Mustier, chief executive of Société Générale's corporate and investment banking division, declined to identify which particular indexes formed the bulk of the specious trades, but insisted during an interview that closing the positions early in the week did not cause the steep plunge in markets across Europe.
"I don't think about politics," Harry Angstrom (nicknamed Rabbit in his high school basketball days) insists during a mealtime quarrel.
Despite previously insisting during a trip to China that she wanted to treat EU nationals arriving during the transition period differently from those already in the country, the prime minister appeared to have responded to pressure to backtrack in the hope of sealing an agreement on the terms of the 21-month cushion after Brexit.
