Sentence examples for insisted into the from inspiring English sources

In these instances a singer will wear a body microphone, which carries the singer's voice to the control panel for the broadcast, but not, Mr. Gelb insisted, into the house.

The rhythm of that concluding sentence is musical and strong, but the image is insisted into place (just as the couple, pages earlier, was) for the sake of a poetic ending to the story -- which had not moved inevitably toward this or any other conclusion.

French intelligence and police services insisted the investigation into the Sarkozy marriage rumours was carried out on the orders of Elysée advisors who feared an attempt to "destabilise" the president and not the couple themselves.

FIFA lodges a criminal complaint with the Swiss attorney general over "possible misconduct" by individuals but insists the investigation into the bidding process for the two World Cups is concluded.

Original sin, he insists, came into the world through Adam, not through Eve, for God's commandment was given only to Adam.

Only last season co-owner and team principal Vijay Mallya expressed regret at the demise of Marussia and Caterham after they fell into administration and insisted the sport needed the smaller teams.

Shortly before delivery, the State Department at the highest levels insisted on inserting into the UN speech reference to Grenada as a "unique situation," a "unique combination of circumstances," and, "very particular, very unusual, perhaps unique circumstances".

Bennett this week insisted that going into the opposition "will not be the end of the world" at the same time calling on Netanyahu to reopen negotiations with his party.

Cornell insisted the bargain be written into the bill.

Cornell insisted the bargain be written into the bill and Cornell became New York State's Land Grant University in 1865.

She introduced child benefit, and insisted it went into the purse not the wallet.