Sentence examples for insisted is a from inspiring English sources
This, Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon insisted, is a sober, sensible calculation of the national interest.
Sex, Ms. Xi'an insisted, is a small part of the service; she is attentive, compassionate, a keen listener.
The Legislature is to convene all week to work toward an agreement on spending cuts, which, Mr. Kruger insisted, is "a lot closer than one might think".
The theatre, Eustis insisted, is "a machine for making community — for making people have a stake in what we have built here".
The merger with Compaq, Ms. Fiorina insisted, is a deal that "makes sense in good times or bad," but she conceded that "tough times" brought things to a head.
The religious aspect in a work of fiction, she insisted, is "a dimension added," not one taken away, and she explained how she added it: "To the hard of hearing you shout, and for the almost-blind you draw large and startling figures".
Cowen, they insisted, was a shoo-in.
Adjudication, they successfully insisted, was a vital bulwark of liberty.
Compulsory redundancies, he insisted, were a "very last resort".
Richard insisted was a "gift" and not a form of payment.
What Monroe saw as nonsense Crane insisted was a higher kind of sense.
