Sentence examples for insisted to a from inspiring English sources

"You can't treat 401(k) participants like adults," a consultant insisted to a trade publication.

A mayor accused of electoral fraud has insisted to a special High Court hearing he is not a "liar and a fraudster".

Her voice cracked with fear as she insisted to a reporter that she not be identified, lest she and her family be singled out again.

Acutely aware of Pakistani sensitivities, Kerry insisted to a group of Pakistani journalists that the decision not to inform Pakistani leaders of the raid in advance had to do with operational secrecy, not mistrust.

When the president invited Libya's Muammar Qaddafi to Paris, she insisted to a newspaper that France was "not a doormat on which a leader, terrorist or not, can come to wipe the blood of his crimes from his feet".

He sent currency speculators into a frenzy earlier this year when he insisted to a German newspaper that "we are not pursuing, as it is often said, a policy of a strong dollar".

He insisted, to an audience with modest knowledge of western intellectual life, that Mr Kundera's works "are of great human and spiritual value".

"I am not really crazy," Reger insists to a friend.

"There are no ghosts in this story," Ray, the prisoner, insists to a fellow inmate.

His job was not to encapsulate the film's artistry but, rather, to insist to a busy, jaded, and suspicious audience that "W".

Looking beyond ENEL's initial public offering later this year, he bangs a fist on his desk and insists to a FORBES GLOBAL reporter: "We have to create value".