Sentence examples for insisting people from inspiring English sources

Many American libertarians decry any suggestion that regulations should be tightened, insisting people have the right to arm themselves to make themselves safer.

"And I suppose they think they can recapture a flavour of Dickensian London by insisting people wear jackets and take off their hats.

Smith half talks, half sings as she completely overhauls Van Morrison's earthy anthem, insisting: "People say 'beware!'/ But I don't care/ The words are just rules and regulations/ To me".

He said money was not the "key driver" behind the changes in social care, insisting people preferred to remain in their own homes.

The endless reports and statistics insisting people are largely chill with it apparently weren't enough so now we're stuck with a big, expensive, non-compulsory postal opinion poll that can be manipulated to give the NO answer conservative politicians are hoping for.

Still, Gene insists, "people knew.

Well, my wife insisted, people don't care about things like "like" anymore.

The social network bans anonymity and has insisted people use their birth names on their accounts.

When asked to explain his comments, Cruz initially insisted, "People in South Carolina know what New York values are".

Louise insists: "People changed once they got a hold of a new way to see things, but I wasn't going to change.

John Kingston, the Harlequins head coach, admitted his team had gifted Sale victory but also insisted: "People claiming the game is shackled by rules are talking hogwash.