Sentence examples for insisted via from inspiring English sources

Rich Deane, the Altitude Bar manager, insisted via email that the players had been perfectly well behaved, pointing out that the dwarf event had been misinterpreted.

Sweets from the soldiers My sister has insisted (via the highly influential medium of video-skype) that I am not allowed to talk to the soldiers.

Black Twitter ate up the wild story (which King has insisted via Twitter is completely true), and its humorous, irreverent tone.

Though she expressed skepticism early in her campaign that humans were impacting the climate to a large extent, she later switched course, insisting via Twitter that climate change was "absolutely real".

Slimane's assistant has insisted as much via email, and she is telling me again as we walk down a Brussels backstreet to meet him.

Bracing up for Super Tuesday, Bush insisted on appearing via satellite, which added a split-second delay to the flow of conversation.

One of my professors insisted on communicating only via e-mail.

Rebels who spoke to a Reuters correspondent in Beirut via Skype insisted that the five men were soldiers, and said that they would not be released unless the Syrian government ceases its military operations in Homs and frees a senior officer who was arrested after he defected to the opposition.

Levine was a former programmer who seemed to prefer jeans and T-shirts to suits, and who sometimes insisted on being interviewed via e-mail rather than in person a good thing, perhaps, considering that he kept a large lizard and a bazooka in his office suite.

Kurdish fighters and representatives in Kobani contacted via cellphone insisted that the extremists had yet to enter the town.

Dyer, who like many celebrity-columnists gave his contributions via phone interview, insisted he was "misquoted" and "devastated".