Sentence examples for insisted on drawing from inspiring English sources

Michael accompanied his father and Mr. McCarten to a bar and there he insisted on drawing the deer heads that were over the bar.

He insisted on drawing a distinction between Judaism and Zionism and talked of "coexistence of Muslims, Christians and Jews in Palestine".

It was Engels, for example, who insisted on drawing parallels between Marx and Charles Darwin, when Marx himself was far from convinced of the importance of the theory of natural selection.

McGhee didn't insist on being able to see — the way he would have insisted on drawing blood or getting the CT scan — because in this age of high-tech medicine, I think we no longer really believe that the physical exam can be an important diagnostic tool.

Before making the move A.E., a retired bank marketing officer, insisted on drawing up an agreement.

Zumthor himself, Breuss told me, insisted on drawing plans for the route of every pipe and conduit in the basement, along with the location of every light and every acoustical tile on the ceiling.

But emotion is irrational, and Mr. Fernandez insists on drawing a general conclusion.

You know what I say to people who insist on drawing life lessons every time they sneeze?

Makes you wonder, why do we insist on drawing lines between who is or is not allowed to play a role according to boundaries on a map?

She insisted on transcending labels.

Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.