Sentence examples for insisting despite from inspiring English sources

Across the aisle, former foreign secretary Boris Johnson took a very different stance, insisting despite all evidence to the contrary that "no deal" was the best way forward.

Israeli officials have reacted to the Security Council resolution with extraordinary vitriol, insisting, despite American denials, that the Obama Administration was behind it.

They are earned privately, by facing up to sorrows and insisting, despite them, on the possibility of hope, the way a major chord can chime through tears.

A series of surrogates, including Kellyanne Conway, Gov. Chris Christie and vice presidential nominee Mike Pence, fanned out on Sunday to double down on the lies, reiterating this was all Clinton's fault and insisting, despite Trump's multiple utterances since 2011, that he had not fanned the racist fires and built his political image on birtherism.

So far, senior Administration officials said, Franks is following in the path of his predecessor, Marine General Anthony Zinni, and insisting, despite pressure from civilians in the Pentagon, on an intense and careful American buildup in the region before Iraq can be attacked.

They defended distinct professional and organisational interests by insisting, despite the lower degree of continuity on their wards, on high standards and a fair distribution of work vis-a-vis the caseload midwives.

Several insisted, despite the evidence, that there had been little or no violence.

He long insisted, despite mounting evidence, that Mr. Montesinos was not under protection in Venezuela.

Not devastating, he insists, despite having been cut off by floods for four days, fascinating.

It was Arron himself who had insisted, despite Dutch reluctance, that Suriname needed an army.

He insisted, despite the evidence of geography and everything else, that Iraq had destroyed Kuwait to liberate Palestine.