Sentence examples similar to insisting for your from inspiring English sources

While someone else is talking, you are generally just waiting, probably broadcasting impatience (or insisting) for them to stop so you can make your next announcement.

Trafigura has been publicly insisting for three years that its waste was routine and harmless.

Insisting for both religious and political reasons that they were orthodox, they altered little in the Christological dogma.

They also found that students with a consultancy background were more demanding, insisting, for example, on analytical "tool kits".

In this country, the pay-TV industry has been insisting for years that a la carte is a non-starter.

Being a mother, in the eyes of Sarah Palin and the grassroots conservative revival she is provoking in the US, is the only significant qualification you need for insisting that your views are of greater value than anyone else's.

She had insisted for years that she was clean.

He insists, for example, on serving house-made tortillas.

A dark role but with room, she insists, for comedy.

He insists, for example, on cutting off money for cancer screenings conducted by Planned Parenthood.

But I insisted for her to stay until my new film was over.