Sentence examples for insists between from inspiring English sources

There's no bad blood, Mordashov insists, between him and the director who "lives happily in Sochi" on the Black Sea.

But there is a connection, he insists, between the financial crisis of wealthy nations and the crisis of poverty everywhere else.

But there's a difference, he insists, between "infinite adjustment" and "infinite extension".

The truth is we all have our "crosses to bear", as the nuns used to insist between canings.

"Mitch was greased lightning, Mitch was the light," a comedian named Randy Kagan insisted between fits of tears.

As Angela Davis puts it, when looking back over her own imprisonment in 1970: "There was a relationship, as George Jackson had insisted, between the rising numbers of political prisoners and the imprisonment of increasing numbers of poor people of colour.

The government insists relations between the two countries could be more cordial than they currently are and the emphasis is on improving conditions for business.

In his letter Mr Belhaj states that he is "forever grateful to Britain" for being among those nations who helped defeat Gaddafi and insists relations between Britain and the new Libya must be on good terms.

Lampert insists on continuity between ancient and modern philosophy.

McVeigh's former lawyer, Stephen Jones, insists there were between six and eight individuals responsible for the bombing.

Dolan insists that marriage between a man and a woman is "hard-wired" by God and nature.