Sentence examples for insisted on something from inspiring English sources
Mr. Netanyahu sided with his right-wing allies and insisted on something more incremental.
He also insisted on something that was largely anathema to CNN: that its divisions, including the news and business sides, meet regularly and cooperate on projects.
But unlike the NFL, which has relied on rickety logic in the Ted Wells report to suspend Tom Brady, baseball's then-commissioner Bart Giamatti insisted on something more.
(Kanin had insisted on something "spirited and gay," so as not to give "the wrong feeling entirely". "Hebrew," he argued, "would simply alienate the audience").
Yet, actually, the populist fable rather befits the serious aims of Ryman and his avant-garde generation, who insisted on something very like full-frontal nudity in artistic intentions.
Perhaps it is telling that when Miki Naftali, the president and chief executive officer of Elad Properties, began meeting with Mr. English about creating a lively European-style gastro-bacchanal in the Plaza Hotel, he insisted on something rather fundamental.
It remains to be seen what else she wants, and how important it is to her to insist on something as potent, self-assertive and irresistible as La Vie en Rose.
It's also not okay when one parent insists on something genuinely risky (texting while driving, say).
An ad in Birmingham, Ala., says, "Think about... insisting on something no one else owns — more than 100 designers are exclusive to Saks in the Birmingham area".
