Sentence examples for insisting that all from inspiring English sources

"I disagree with the word inordinate," Johnson said, insisting that all sports teams faced similar levels.

Helmholtz opposed this view by insisting that all knowledge came through the senses.

It was just for fun, Mr. Halpern says, insisting that all his father's utterances are genuine.

It is insisting that all employees take an online course on the company's equal opportunity policy.

Starting in June, screeners at many airports began insisting that all shoes had to be removed.

At this point, the studios were insisting that all their product be filmed in colour.

"I take full responsibility in not insisting that all cases go to the ethics committee," he said in a statement.

Put aside for a moment the boneheaded economics of insisting that all eurozone countries deflate at the same time.

He had planned to do so last Sunday night, but Mr. Sharon blocked him, insisting that all violence cease first.

"Mr Sterling has declined to deal with us directly, insisting that all communication went through his solicitor.

"Think of their policy of insisting that all vegetables are of a uniform size and shape," Stuart says.