Sentence examples for insisting how much from inspiring English sources

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.

I didn't tell the girls that for a small charge we could have Wi-Fi: how much more convivial and rewarding, I insisted, how much more hostelly, to stroll en famille through the comely streets of Stow.

Nor indeed from the attentions of Hamlet, who stalks her, relentlessly sending her cassette tapes in which he insists how much he would like to lick "your little wet cunt".

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

And though the novel keeps insisting on how much she and Darcy are in love, they get little chance to show it.

Mr Obiang scoffs at western notions of transparency, insisting that how much money his government earns from oil is nobody else's business.

Of course, I won't insist on how much "each council ought to spend on Supporting People" as Butler suggests I do, because councils are best placed to know local needs and how to meet them.

His first clue came on Feb. 11: "After Yao's meeting with the city inspectors, she came to my office insisting to know how much exposure she had received.

Still, he often insists on knowing how much I'm working with the company.

Derr insists: Its not how much you spend; its what you get for your money.

But he insisted that, regardless of how much they looked like fish, they wouldn't work nearly so well as his red-and-white spoon-shaped lure that spun and guttered underwater.