Sentence examples for insisted on how from inspiring English sources

Britney Spears hired the hip-hop producers of the moment, the Neptunes, to give her a beat for bumping and grinding while she coyly insisted on how young she was.

A group of young men attending a wedding in Damascus passionately insisted on how crucial Assad was for Syrian stability.

Part of the way artworks control us is in insisting on how we look at them.

To his dovish base, Obama insists on how limited and militarily marginal the strike will be.

I should also insist on how important it has been to count on collaborators and supporters outside MIT.

Many of the brightest stars in economics parade their scepticism, insisting on how little economists really know (or indeed how little real economics they know).

And though the novel keeps insisting on how much she and Darcy are in love, they get little chance to show it.

But not this film, which has the cooperation of McQueen's family and so respectfully insists on how poignant and sad it all was.

Of course, I won't insist on how much "each council ought to spend on Supporting People" as Butler suggests I do, because councils are best placed to know local needs and how to meet them.

It is hard to find an Alsatian, particularly among those who remember the harsh German rule during World War II, who will not insist on how French he is.

L'Engle, a lifelong Episcopalian whose gentle spirituality suffused her writing, was the brilliant teacher who kept insisting on how little she knew, a logician in awe of the numinous.