Sentence examples similar to insisting out from inspiring English sources

West Brom's caretaker boss Keith Downing insists out-of-sorts striker Nicolas Anelka has a big part to play in their Christmas fixtures despite his indifferent start to life at The Hawthorns.

They are insisting on speaking out, trying to get the country to confront their plight.

The Godrejs toughed it out, insisting on running their own show.

She began to "specialize" in pictures of kids, though not, she insists, out of any particular feeling for them: "People think I love children, but I don't.

Not, he insists, out of arrogance (although there is a healthy dash of arrogance about him), but a fear that he will be over-influenced by other plays.

Zuckerman says, "I didn't go into journalism to make money — a wise decision," but he insists, out of some combination of temperament and necessity, that his publications be run like businesses.

Kerry insists out military efforts have been "extraordinarily successful".

Loving and knowing me as she did, I can't begin to fathom why my mom insisted out of the blue one day that I ingest a thick tongue sandwich instead of the delicious deli she usually got.

A small group held out, however, insisting on receiving face value.

He insisted on finding out everything – everything.

Some people insist on passing out healthier treats like raisins.