Sentence examples for insisting on making from inspiring English sources
Over family dinner, he mentions another contestant: "Dustin told me at school he's insisting on making his family's dinner tonight.
But, now they seem also to be insisting on making what's not convenient — that the Federalist Papers were actually touting federalism; what a radical thought!
Some Yemenis have blamed the opposition for signing the power transfer deal that removed Saleh from power without insisting on making his immunity conditional on his retirement from political activity.
If they were insisting on making up for increased federal borrowing via cuts to the discretionary budget, they could hardly get there without finding some of the savings from defence.
"It's like the US is insisting on making the Palestinians remember this day as a very sad day in their history and in their struggle against the Israeli occupation," he said.
That turned into a moral failure, by insisting on making the neediest and the least secure pay the highest price for an economic and financial crash that they did not cause.
The people who broadcast the games insist on making one point: kids recover quicker emotionally than adults.
The famed game developer insisted on making one of the most beloved first-person shooters ever before announcing that they would come out with shorter follow-up episodes.
The developer insisted on making one of the most beloved PC-honed shooters ever, you see, before announcing three shorter follow-up episodes.
The books you've insisted on making popular are bad ones: sentimental, mawkish and manipulative.
Steinbrenner offered him a new one, and a pay raise, but insisted on making some changes to the coaching staff, which Showalter refused to go along with.
