Sentence examples for insists on arguing from inspiring English sources
The driver of that recession wasn't government spending, as George Osborne absurdly insists on arguing – if it was, he presumably would not have matched Labour's spending plans in 2007.
But we cannot make progress towards this goal as long as adherents of different faiths (including atheism) insist on arguing for the superiority of their own, rather than talking about what we all have in common.
Political pundits and powerbrokers insist on arguing over terminology -- whether it is "class warfare" or "socialism".
Smith tempered the more radical people in the abolitionist movement and insisted on arguing from facts and analysis.
I recall one conversation with a middle aged gentleman who said he intended to vote for Bernie but who nevertheless insisted on arguing with me about the necessity of nominating a candidate who could defeat the Republicans come November.
I now realize that I should have given her a more in-depth answer to her question, because there are still plenty of people, both for and against homosexuality, who insist on arguing about what the Bible does and does not say about homosexuality.
She insisted on transcending labels.
In America, religion is a particularly tangled strand, and despite the Founding Fathers' clear intention to provide freedom of religion and the separation of church and state, some Americans insist on re-arguing the point continuously.
The Australian government says it will take in up to 85,000 new migrants this year and an additional 12,000 refugees, but insists on an orderly process.Critics, however, argue that Australia's tough stance was just a cheap electoral ploy that undermines refugees' rights.
But Ms. Roberts repeatedly insisted on a vote, arguing that all the voters' voices should be heard, and that a countywide recount would ensure that.
