Sentence examples for insisting a from inspiring English sources

Vietnam has refused to place its visa stamps in the passports as they are, insisting a separate piece of paper be added for the stamp.

The BBC has become hideous in terms of always insisting a PR sits in, which changes the dynamic.

In his first speech as leader Mr Miliband (the younger) distanced himself from the Blair-Brown era, insisting a "new generation" was in charge.

We join other Christian leaders in insisting a "circle of protection" be drawn around essential programs that serve poor and vulnerable people.

Lane wanted her mother to excise Mary's blindness altogether, but Wilder was adamant, insisting "a touch of tragedy makes the story truer to life".

He was innovative, insisting a photographer should only use the available light, and on editing "in the camera" rather than in the darkroom.

IT WAS not, the government kept insisting, an anniversary.

He was, he insisted, a "radical".

It is, she insists, a team effort.

"We are not a morality police," insists a minister.

"We want total use of the site," insisted a spokeswoman.