Sentence examples for insists also from inspiring English sources

Now he is the heart of his club – and, this evidence insists, also his football nation.

He rails against "luxury profits" and rapacious foreigners, though he insists also that he wants "a country with less bureaucracy, a pro-business government and lower taxes".

But it insists also on an upbeat message of life-affirming hope and even euphoria, a glorious tribute to penguin-y spunk and vim.

Nadja Swarovski readily admits that this is intended "to position ourselves as a fashion authority," but insists also that the family is keen to support an industry that, through good fortune, has helped to make the Swarovski fortune.

Yet Bezos' commitment to the building of economic ecosystems over short-term profitability, O'Reilly insists, also make him a paradigm of long-term greed.

As Geach (1967) insists (also Geach 1973), surmen are defined to be men, so they are not merely classes of men.

It was, he insisted, also for the 52 staff of his London firm.

Most governments insist also on the voter's affiliation to a certain locality or constituency.

He insisted that they were Dinosaur bones, and insisted also on bringing them with him back to New York.

They are an invention of Renaissance critics, some of whom went even further, insisting also on what might be called a unity of mood.

Césaire insisted also that Stalinist "fraternalism," with its notions of the "advanced people" who must help "peoples who are behind," says nothing different than "colonialist paternalism".