Sentence examples for insisted look from inspiring English sources
Analysts should, he insisted, look at Pakistan through the image of "a glass too large," by which he meant a country constantly overreaching.
Challenged about claims that he attacked Labour ministers, he insisted: "Look, the reality is 90% of what journalists want to talk to you in that job is what's going on inside government.
Noting that businessman Donald Trump has used profanity three times in a recent speech — Bush had obviously counted — he insisted, "Look, I'm no fuddy-duddy.
"No worries," she insisted, looking over our vehicle.
Warner insisted looking for a "family" was a more realistic approach and gave them more "free money", finance to spend where they wanted, than under the previous deal.
But we want you," Paul insisted, looking them in the eye and taking Don's hand.
The U.S. role will not, they insist, look like the years following the 2003 invasion of Iraq, when U.S. troops who operated nominally in support of local forces often did the bulk of the fighting themselves.
Arsenal captain Robin van Persie insists looking for scapegoats will serve no purpose as the Gunners aim to resurrect their Barclays Premier League campaign against Bolton.
Be happy with your choice - if you don't like the color the sales assistant is insisting looks good on you, trust your own instincts first!
The monetary policy committee, he insisted, should look at a wider range of targets than simply inflation.
