Sentence examples for insisting to be from inspiring English sources

Looking out at her yard, in New Jersey, LaVette said, "I like to sit here and regret all this," starting with insisting to be cut loose from Atlantic when she might have made records with Burt Bacharach instead.

"I am not Orthodox, I am not Chasidic, and I think insisting to be a Jew at the beginning of the 21st century is a negative identity".

Smith became a surrogate father, and Deval grew more comfortable expressing love, "openly, generously, and conspicuously," insisting, to be sure, on "high standards and accountability, which is its own expression of love".

Rationally I do know that flying is the safest form of travel but there have been moments when I was a young mother that I could actually envision running down the aisle right before take off and insisting to be let off the plane.

Assist people without insisting to be paid.

"I insist to be myself, wherever I am.

Should they insist to be their "Friend" and monitor their endless chatter?

(30) It must be a balance, and of course, nothing he said was meant, Helprin insists, to be unbalanced.

Of the 8 patients, three insisted to be taken off dialysis.

Good values, Wilson insisted, needed to be learned at home.

His children, he insisted, were to be educated in the best possible way, which meant they had to visit Europe.