Sentence examples for insisting little from inspiring English sources

Kenny Dalglish returns to Goodison Park as Liverpool manager for the first time since quitting as Reds boss 20 years ago insisting little has changed in the Merseyside derby.

Kenny Dalglish returns to Goodison Park as Liverpool manager this weekend for the first time since quitting the post 20 years ago insisting little has changed in the Merseyside derby.

It is in Europe, then, that he now spends most of his time, and, while English-speaking audiences may reel at his new, quasi-cerebral image, he insists little has changed.

He insists little has changed on the street.

While he's thrilled that Batida has found an audience outside bairro borders, Silva insists little has changed in Quinto do Mocho, the mainly lower and working class neighborhood of approximately 5,000 residents he calls home today.

What few square feet the city might gain by insisting upon little cars would be occupied at once by other little cars, each with a will of its own.

We insisted, and little by little we recruited volunteers".

The British were correspondingly bad-tempered, insisting with little conviction, and less persuasive force, that farm reform remains on track, but clearly aghast that Tony Blair's pretensions to leadership in Europe had been punctured.

"He stops at the tree, not at the children," she insisted, a little lamely.

"It's O.K.!" her niece insisted, as little tears formed in her eyes.

I have to wear it to work? (sighs) Well if you insist my little Saethryd-i-kins".