Sentence examples for insists mostly from inspiring English sources

The closures, he insists, mostly aren't a result of the financial maelstrom of the last three months or so: he walks me round the shops on a rainy Tuesday morning, and points to this store, which has been closed for two years, or that store, which has been closed since last January.

She has been ambivalent about this experience, insisting mostly that it had not affected her, but in an unguarded moment she admitted to Observer Sport: 'You never forget.

But the latter, he insists, is "mostly just a way of paying the bills".

His record since leaving Toronto, he insisted, was mostly because of strong assistants and field managers.

Business at Lipp, he insisted, depends mostly on regulars: "We put tourists on the first floor".

The US was, they insisted, a mostly "classless" society, civilization's pinnacle achievement.

What some might interpret as the failure of an unpopular idea Ryan insisted was mostly a communications problem.

They insist on mostly ineffective third-, fourth- or even fifth-line chemotherapy because death is not acceptable.

The great disrupter of higher education will not be MOOCs (massive online open courses), they insist: these mostly focus on delivering standard academic education over the internet and suffer from drop-out rates of up to 95%.

The United States continues to supply the global relief and development effort while insisting on mostly U.S.-grown, U.S.-processed, U.S.-packaged, and U.S.-shipped food.

Which makes it doubly intriguing that he mostly insists his daughter see things more clearly, literally in black and white.