Sentence examples for insisted very much from inspiring English sources

It was, McCoy insisted, very much a one-off, the result of persistent pressure from the former trainer Jack Berry, a tireless fund-raiser for riders' charities.

Archbishop Sánchez: The Pope insisted very much on the closeness to the people and the mediating role of the Church in promoting dialogue between the different factions in country -- specifically between the government and the opposition.

"Write that down," she insisted, still very much the school teacher.

"Wasn't that some ghastly film?" I insist how very much better the novel is, but they never rush out to buy the book.

Jeremy Corbyn stood down as chairman of the Stop the War Coalition after being elected Labour leader due to his "busy diary" but insisted he remained "very much committed" to the group's aims.

Despite the stranding of the ship – not to mention the heroic fate of the Chinese ice-breaker Xue Long, which remains trapped in thick pack ice after steaming to its rescue – the IAATO insists it's very much business as usual.

Despite such frivolities, the traveling media spent much of its time in the final days preparing their political post-mortems on the Bradley campaign, delicately trying to extract "what went wrong" quotes from a campaign that was still insisting it was very much alive.

Bahrain insists it is "very much committed to implementing" the recommendations of its own report into the handling of protests in 2011.

Kiernan compares it to the legendary, now-defunct Experimental Television Center, but insists it is very much its own thing.

The Academy (formerly the Crown) had gone gastro and wine bar-ish long ago, but, she insisted, it was still very much a local.

Jowell insisted the plan was "very much alive", and for a brief time Blackpool anticipated a second roll of the dice as government insiders suggested the creation of a new plan consisting of two smaller, less super supercasinos.