Sentence examples for insisted on nominating from inspiring English sources
Those particular interested parties saw the Oscar show (which, again, is about the advertising revenue, not about celebrating the quality of the films) hemorrhaging viewers because the Academy insisted on nominating minimally popular quality films, rather than high-grossing blockbusters.
(East Tennesseans disabused Zollicoffer of that notion when they insisted on nominating and electing congressmen to represent them in Washington).
Indeed, conservatives and liberals alike will continue to insist on nominating unadulterated candidates and will become more successful in doing so.
Overreacting would make no more sense than insisting on nominating more conservative candidates to replace Scott Brown in Massachusetts and Tommy Thompson in Wisconsin – both Republican losers with little Tea Party about them.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.
They might insist on helping you.
I recall one conversation with a middle aged gentleman who said he intended to vote for Bernie but who nevertheless insisted on arguing with me about the necessity of nominating a candidate who could defeat the Republicans come November.
Then the nominating speeches, which were complicated by the fact that about a dozen Dennis Kucinich partisans insisted on speaking out for their man.
He insisted on finishing.
