Sentence examples for insisting on everyone from inspiring English sources
The panel was unanimous on this one: being a helicopter parent, insisting on "everyone is a winner" can be counterproductive.
She tells him: "I'm the martinet on the set, insisting on everyone being absolutely punctual, hitting marks and knowing lines.
In groups or tribal collectivities, solidarity that insists on everyone's being in agreement won't provide the necessary glue.
C: "President Business [The Lego Movie's baddie – a dictator who insists on everyone following the instructions] is based on bosses we've had.
It makes me wonder why some schools insist on everyone lining up at the sound of the bell, or standing when a teacher walks in the room, as mine did.
I meet Stavros (he insists on everyone calling him by his first name) in the offices of his new party – a first-floor apartment in an inconspicuous block of flats in a residential part of Athens, converted to provide a working space.
Generally, when someone repeatedly and loudly insists on everyone believing how smart he is and how rich he is, he is likely to be neither.
"Why do people insist on telling everyone that they are skiers?" he said — over the phone, since he, too, had fled British Columbia for the duration of the Games.
Beb couldn't see the point of wasting the effects of good alcohol by eating food and would insist on giving everyone large quantities of lethal punch on arrival.
Despite people showing you ResidentAdvisor approved proof that the bloke you had a piss next to at the Art School wasn't Jackmaster you'll insist on telling everyone in earshot about how exciting it was to have your first ever piss in Scotland next to the most famous DJ in Scotland, and how that piss was the sesh god's way of letting you know that Glasgow was about to be absolutely fucking lit.
