Sentence examples for insisting on something from inspiring English sources

An ad in Birmingham, Ala., says, "Think about... insisting on something no one else owns — more than 100 designers are exclusive to Saks in the Birmingham area".

But the director seems to me to be insisting on something else.

The unions are insisting on something — not contributing anything toward health care premiums — that they're almost embarrassed to say they're insisting on".

But a growing number of bishops are insisting on something stricter, a punishment short of defrocking that would nevertheless remove the offender from his ministerial duties.

And so we have the sorry spectacle of Timothy Geithner and Benjamin Bernanke, within a day of each other, each insisting on something that patently isn't true.

A leading U.S. computer manufacturer has distributed guidelines to its employees about PowerPoint presentations, insisting on something it calls the "Rule of Seven Sevenven (7) bullets or lines per page, seven (7) words per line".

It remains to be seen what else she wants, and how important it is to her to insist on something as potent, self-assertive and irresistible as La Vie en Rose.

Mr. Netanyahu sided with his right-wing allies and insisted on something more incremental.

It makes no sense to insist on something that Israel is rejecting".

When he insists on something, there is no talking him out of it.

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