Sentence examples for insisting vehemently from inspiring English sources

But if he knew about the wrongdoing by his department earlier, he has been dishonest with senators and the public; if he didn't know about it, he comes off looking out of touch with what his employees are doing, and foolish for insisting vehemently that it never happened.

But he is still a revered figure among many Cubans, especially of a certain age, partly because of his personal charisma, partly because of social and educational programs, but mainly because he stood up resolutely to the Yankees, insisting vehemently on Cuban national sovereignty and rooting out pervasive U.S. influence and domination.

Mr Ma now insists vehemently that Miss Yang was wronged.

During that first walk, when the beach boys had followed them, Marcia had hurried back to the hotel grounds and insisted vehemently that John look away.

Most agreed that the poem was not up to the standards of the Shakespeare canon, though some scholars insisted vehemently that it should be included.

And a surprising number of the letters I received in response insisted, vehemently, that the real culprit behind urban sprawl was population growth, and that therefore it was all because of immigration.

Not only do Mr Erdogan and the AKP insist vehemently that they uphold the secular state; they are also supported by a six-year record of economic and political reform, more rights for minorities and women, and the start of membership talks with the European Union.

Historian John M. Coski examines the fights over the symbol's meaning in "The Confederate Battle Flag: America's Most Embattled Emblem". Defenders of the flag have insisted vehemently that the Confederacy did not exist to defend or preserve slavery, and they impugn the motives and intelligence of those who argue that it did...

They insist, often vehemently, that to live the California dream is to be overwhelmed by a sense of unreality and insubstantiality; and he seems to strike this note again in "Memorial," his latest and most ambitious novel.

I know that most people have a favorite burger place and will insist, sometimes vehemently, that theirs is the best.

Others vehemently disagreed, insisting that their sex lives have only improved with age.