Sentence examples for insisting all from inspiring English sources

The "Brits" wielded handbags and threatened vetoes, insisting all the time on remaining at the top table of discussions despite opting out of Europe's more ambitious ventures – the Schengen open borders agreement and the euro being chief among them.

No matter that the bill aroused so much suspicion that it collapsed and underwent emergency surgery in the Commons, the approach has been to lavish rhetorical love on the health service while insisting all the fine detail can be safely left to ministers to finesse.

Spieth took the same question again Friday and once more Saturday afternoon, insisting all the while that his experience in 2014 had taught him a lesson about patience.

Labour would end this watering down of standards, insisting all teachers are qualified," Hunt said.

Legislation had been introduced insisting all schools had to teach to the national curriculum – or face sanctions.

How can we criticise Islamic State for insisting all women cover up, and the next, er, insist women cover up?

(She insists all the money goes to the Clinton Foundation).

Furthermore, she insists, all these people can dance; they just don't know it.

But Mr. Corzine's aides insist all this talk is premature.

Erdoğan's office insists all this has been done according to the rule of law.

Whatever the outcome, he insisted, all the radioactive and toxic materials should be removed.