Sentence examples for insisted moreover from inspiring English sources

Burke's argument led him to dwell on France's financial position in some detail, and he defended its royal family and its Church; he insisted, moreover, that it was already benefiting from a policy of gradual reform.

He insisted, moreover, that it was not the West's duty alone to act against ISIS and indicated that the Muslim nations of the Middle East should also become involved.

These paintings constitute a metaphor for Pilgrimage itself: the whole sequence of novels reflects upon the acts of reading and writing as essential ways for women to memorialise their experience, and insists, moreover, that a woman's experience has as much value as a man's.

Wilkerson has no images from within the squat, streetside town hall or of the helpful official — who, moreover, insisted on anonymity.

Moreover, he insisted, the money would not "reach the right hands".

Moreover, officials insisted, they were treating the prisoners in Cuba humanely, "consistent" with the Geneva Conventions.

Moreover, he insisted, the war had a noble purpose: the liberation of other Asians.

Moreover, he insisted on even tighter control over dissent within the party.

Moreover, he insisted, the profitable sale of Fellaini for £27.5m and his cost-free additions enable him to balance the books, even with the outlay on Lukaku.

Moreover, he insisted that general science should embody Dewey's process of scientific thinking (1922).

Moreover, he insisted yet again that the ruble may become the world's reserve currency, though it has lost nearly 40% of its value since the crisis began.