Sentence examples similar to insists definitively from inspiring English sources
Whenever the subject of his political plans is raised, Mr. Pataki insists that he has not definitively decided to run again, and suggests that any discussion of his future is premature.
The US insists the tide of the war is turning definitively against Assad.
He insisted Cameron had not definitively ruled out reducing or restricting child benefit in the final television event.
Democracy insists on the idea that truth both matters and that nobody gets to say definitively what it is.
Again he insists on one's freedom, theologically speaking, to defend either unicity or plurality of forms in human beings, especially at Paris, but does not commit himself definitively to either side (PB 2.197 211).
The other notable communication problem in this case was the inability of the nursing staff members to question the diagnosis and to insist on further testing to more definitively confirm [End Page 83] a psychiatric illness.
Cue a dramatic chord, and enter stage right the big bad theater owner, insisting that the show would not go on until the strike had been definitively settled.
Not only is he saying that it's OK to be gay or bisexual by not insisting emphatically that he isn't, but by playing with pronouns and refusing to definitively address the matter, he's also saying that it's OK if people think he's gay or bisexual.
UNAMID officials insisted that UN personnel had to be present at the site of an incident in order to definitively prove the details, but said that they were often unable to access sites due to government interference — interference that they failed to sufficiently convey to superiors out of fear that doing so would alienate the Sudanese government.
The council insisted it had a strong record of providing for vulnerable people elsewhere in the borough but it would not definitively confirm whether people with a history of mental health problems would be able to bid for future lettings at Kings Cross Central when they come up.
