Sentence examples for insisted to those from inspiring English sources

So Gabo insisted, to those who found his world outmoded and impossible.

After the rally, Tiahnybok insisted to those gathered around him (including me) that he didn't spur his supporters into shouting his name or disrupting the rally.

"Little comforter," he called her, still insisting to those around him that he would recover.

She notes the new imbalance in the casualties of war, the massive slaughter of civilians in Rwanda, never having been a spectator (a "witness," as a war correspondent friend insists) to those atrocities.

We never get to see this.' " Her daughter made steady progress, insisting to those around her that she was normal, fine, even as she was arguing that her toothbrush was really a fish and that "we brush our teeth with fish in Texas".

And then insisting to those who refuse, "Ve haff ways of making you talk".

Although some of the markers did not match with theoretical mass values of glycans in databases, we insisted to use those peaks because they were consistently detected in almost every sample including the blind test set, and their intensities were stable and reproducible enough to minimize the concerns regarding the quantitative interference by the nonglycan peaks on the overall peak intensities.

They were still free, the philosopher insisted, to say what those ills meant to them.

When one of those students insisted to Nicholas (in an exchange caught on video) that "in [his] position as master" it was his "job" to create not just an intellectual space but "a place of comfort and home," she was simply insisting on the story that Yale itself spun her.

Russian authorities were undecided about letting them join, and initially prohibited such initiatives; those who insisted to establish contact with Romania were arrested by Russian police forces.

If for the last 50 years the uncovering of the face in public had been the settled legal norm of European societies, as is the covering of the pudenda, it would be reasonable to insist that those who choose to live here should abide by it.