Sentence examples for insisting on telling from inspiring English sources

"By insisting on telling the truth, one day we can reach our dreams".

Reading them is like being forced to attend a cocktail party with a bunch of psychopaths, each one grabbing at your collar and breathing down your neck, insisting on telling you his or her crazy-gory tale.

My mistake, my ruin is going to be insisting on telling the truth even if they don't like it.

Under questioning from Mr. White, he said he meant that he was paying a high cost for insisting on telling the truth.

Catharine has been confined to a mental hospital for insisting on telling the story of exactly what killed Sebastian so suddenly last summer when they were on vacation at the coastal town of Cabeza de Lobo.

Even when Hajdu has learned only half the story, he insists on telling us what he knows: he refers to one very minor figure as "Marty something".

Both the account of his working life and the great set-pieces of reporting insist on telling us this truth.

"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.

Unfortunately, the former PM's lust-crazed wife doesn't grow out of her consuming passion as she ages: "I fancied him rotten and still do," she insists on telling us.

Almost every year, Oscar pundits insist on telling us how "weak" the best actress race is, pointing out the dearth of female contenders from the year's most fancied films.

At Woo Lae Oak, a Korean barbecue restaurant where Mr. Monaghan is a regular, a waiter insisted on telling Mr. Monaghan that the three "Lord of the Rings" films were his favorite movies -- ever! -- before he would take his order.