Sentence examples for insisting of course from inspiring English sources

A middle-aged lady with a penetrating voice is insisting: "Of course, we all absolutely adored doing it for A-levels..."...

So even if the state triumphs in federal court, lawmakers are not above shifting the primaries from Sept. 11 anyway — all the while insisting, of course, that the terrorists did not win.

But when asked how many FRIS-visiting teenagers are still a virgin, he demures insisting, "of course most of them are still virgins.

However, despite the current environment of fear and caution, he insisted: "Of course I am optimistic.

For some time, however, Michael insisted: "Of course, it's nothing compared to what you're going through, Ed".

They piously insist, of course, that this new connectivity will be good for humanity, and perhaps indeed it will.

She insists, of course, that not all of it was digested, with plenty of Tesco's finest* propelled down the spittoon.

Admittedly, this isn't my intention at the time of purchase; at this point, my brain insists: "Of course I'm going to eat them!

His enemies — Agamemnon and Menelaus, the leaders of the Greek expedition, whom Ajax had plotted to murder — insist, of course, that his body be cast forth unburied, like the body of an animal, "food for the birds".

Miller insisted "of course he pays taxes" and that "he has paid taxes at every level" but repeatedly declined to state whether Trump had paid federal income tax every year in the past 20 years.

The Congress's high command insisted, of course, that it was a "secular and national" party, not a sectarian Hindu organization, but Jinnah and the Muslim League responded that they alone could speak for and defend the rights of India's Muslims.