Sentence examples for insisted the high from inspiring English sources

Clarke insisted the high street stores had been "good for us".

Carey always said that De Reszke insisted the high notes come out of the back of the top of the head.

Morgan Stanley's $16.4bn£10.6bnbn) payout to staff represented 51% of its $32.4bn revenues, although its chief executive, James Gorman, insisted the high ratio was due to deferred bonuses from previous years.

Constitutional lawyers have insisted the high court would overturn any legislation allowing the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, to revoke a foreign fighter's citizenship without a prior conviction by the courts.

FA chairman Greg Dyke had earlier empathised with the player's frustrations, but insisted the highest examples must always be maintained by the professionals on the pitch and Wilshere, who turns 22 on New Year's Day, must take lessons on board.

Yet the backpackers in Young insist the higher tax plan would not have changed their own travel decisions.

The government insists the higher grade uranium that yesterday's step purportedly brings closer is for use by oncologists in the treatment of cancer, which is not illegal under UN rules.

Keen to combine impeccable feminist politics with brazen one-upmanship, she responded to praise for housemate and former brothel owner Heidi Fleiss by insisting, "The highest I've ever been offered is 40 grand," and then later launched into an argument for legalising prostitution.

Nonetheless, Aristotle insists, the highest good, virtuous activity, is not something that comes to us by chance.

"This is a fantastic show," insisted the band's high priest half seriously during a pause in the night's nearly two-hour set.

And Mr. Zimmerman insisted that the high numbers of arrest warrants did not bother him.