Sentence examples for insisted emphatically from inspiring English sources

At this conference Hitler insisted emphatically that the Jews must now be removed from the armament firms, and he gave orders for this to be done-this will be seen from a Fuehrer protocol which has been preserved.

But Abe dealt with the issue head on and insisted "emphatically and unequivocally" that the radiation leaks had been contained and would pose no health risk.

Although Mr. Obama insisted emphatically that there was "violent agreement" on the need to reduce debt over time, the final communiqu?ncluded a delicately worded call for deficit reduction "tailored to national circumstances".

Mr. Aubrière insisted emphatically, several times in an excited voice, that his half-dozen heavily armed captors treated him like a gentleman, never hitting him, always feeding him and making sure he had plenty of water.

They would talk about so-called vandalism, but to me, what they were really saying was, 'I enjoy having them in my office.' " Not so, Mr. Stern insisted, emphatically noting that none of the eagles are in his office per se.

At the end of our warm exchange during an event a few months ago, he insisted emphatically, "Let's get a lunch date on the calendar". I agreed, but for weeks I only heard crickets.

He insists emphatically that this is a sequel, not a remake.

Identical movie twins naturally have to be dysfunctional and strange, there's no point in them being nice, and getting the same actor to play both is to insist emphatically on the eerie same-yet-not-the-same effect.

"This piece is not literal," Powers insists emphatically.

Not only is he saying that it's OK to be gay or bisexual by not insisting emphatically that he isn't, but by playing with pronouns and refusing to definitively address the matter, he's also saying that it's OK if people think he's gay or bisexual.

With this, we have created a good foundation for future cooperation and we will also insist emphatically on this dialogue as an equal partner.