Sentence examples for insisting life from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday night he reiterated his decision, insisting life in Russia, away from his family, is starting to get him down.

As Frasier and his brother Niles try to intellectually out-snob each other, their father is in the background in his La-Z-Boy recliner, insisting life is actually very simple.

In the meantime, he insists, life is very sweet indeed.

As Schopenhauer insisted, life for the person of means becomes a question of how to dispose of surplus time.

Prosecutors also insisted life in prison was the only appropriate sentence, saying Hamza "waged a global war of jihad against those he considered infidels.

I put on Twitter, jokingly, that this was my last ever pay packet and that I was going to go out and buy a Lamborghini!" But Barker, a combative midfielder who played in the top flight for QPR at the dawn of the Premier League, insists life is tough for many of his members.

They do not quarrel with astronomers and geologists, just biologists, insisting that life is the creation of God, not the happenstance consequence of random occurrences.

(Interestingly enough, pro-lifers are rallying around Young, insisting that life deserves to be fiercely protected vis-a-vis the protection of pregnant women).

I am not comfortable around people who don't understand this squishiness of life, or who insist that life is black and white and that they are in control.

"Those people who made up the songs were the ones who insisted upon life and living, who reaffirmed themselves," she said.

Allen Johnson Jr., 79, has lived a life filled with adventure, travel and success, but he insists, "My life peaked at nine".