Sentence examples for insisted on responding from inspiring English sources
Even as the questioners tried to move on, Mr. Edwards insisted on responding.
When Mr. Obama criticized Mr. Romney as failing to provide more specifics about his economic plans, Mr. Romney insisted on responding.
Professor Hanke agreed to answer questions about Argentina's travails but insisted on responding by e-mail because of what he called the complexity of the issues.
Mnuchin insisted on responding that the Trump administration policies "couldn't be clearer".
My favorite moment came when Obama insisted on responding to McCain more directly, pushing Brokaw into bending the rules of the evening so they could have -- gasp! -- an actual debate.
She insisted on transcending labels.
We did not carry out a second mailing, and did not personally insist on patients responding in order to guarantee their willingness.
"You know this is wrong, so why do you insist on doing this?" Dr. Al-Mutawa responds by telling her about a fire in a school in Riyadh two years ago when girls came running out of a school without wearing head scarves, and the morality police sent them back to the school so the fire fighters would not see them dressed immodestly.
But when asked about the time Mong Koo refused to receive Mong Hun, or the refusal of other brothers to make loans to companies that Mong Hun supposedly controlled, one executive, insisting on anonymity, responded with a plea not to draw him into trouble.
Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.
