Sentence examples for insisted in all from inspiring English sources

"It is a funny story," he said, though he insisted in all seriousness that he and the Islamists would announce a joint communiqué within days, from both Tripoli and the rebels' provisional capital of Benghazi, Libya.

The bus station provided a bonanza of sorts: there the students seized three more buses, not merely two more, as the P.G.R. has insisted in all its official accounts, despite the recollections of the surviving students.

It was not clear from the opinion whether the court would insist in all circumstances that a detainee's case be evaluated by a federal judge.

Thucydides insisted in doing all the work himself; and he provides, for the parts he completed, only the finished structure, not the plans or the consultations.

She insisted that, in all three cases, she had acted in "self-defense".

Miliband's promise came the same day one of the UK's most influential business leaders insisted devolution in all regions of the UK should be "a major priority for whoever forms the next government".

One of the issues that women insisted on in all four countries for example was the issue of information given by providers.

Perhaps most important, as a number of scientists have been insisting in recent years, all calories are not created equal.

By comparison Apple insists all in-app purchases should go through its systems and it will not share information on its subscribers unless they give their permission.

When I started bicycling round the City in 1975, the Bank of England insisted that all banks in London's financial district had to be within 10 minutes' walking distance of the governor's office.

The president's spokesman, Gaston Mackouzangda, aroused from sleep on Saturday night in the capital, insisted that all was calm in Bangui.