Sentence examples for insisting how from inspiring English sources

Strachan had spent time at his media conference last Friday insisting how McKay, a winger, had excelled in training.

The music was great, people spent all night dancing and insisting how much they loved one another, and it really did seem that things could only get better.

Insisting how braids can be styled in a neat fashion, she wrote: "Having braids that last for 2-4 months and can be packed neatly and styled to however a workplace requires is the solution to this problem.

"All the while, he kept insisting how happy he was in the land of Twenty20 franchises - and agitating for an international recall.

They love insisting how jobless African Americans, with no assets, were bestowed uncollateralized loans in such numbers that we swamped the national economy, single-handedly.

"Jim, you're not in a position to insist how I take my coffee".

If we can't imagine our own deaths, as Freud insisted, how can we be expected to imagine the death of a city?

"Wasn't that some ghastly film?" I insist how very much better the novel is, but they never rush out to buy the book.

If "nigger" is just a term of affection, as so many young people insist, how come it so often comes packaged with other epithets that attack marginalized groups.

On the eve of the industrial action, a spokesperson with the BMA insisted how no doctor takes industrial action lightly, adding how the organisation regrets the disruption it will cause.

A DfE spokesman insisted how there are over 1,000 more graduates training in secondary subjects, with "record levels" of trainees holding a first-class degree, concluding how "there are now 13,100 more full-time equivalent teachers than in 2010".