Sentence examples for insists on making from inspiring English sources

Earlier, in a statement on the Chinese foreign ministry website, spokesman Ma Zhaoxu warned: "If Japan insists on making one mistake after another, the Chinese side will take strong countermeasures, and all the consequences should be borne by the Japanese side".

In a world denuded of living examples, we end up with the guy who insists on making Malaysian Shrimp one night and Penne all'Amatriciana the next; it isn't about anything except having learned how it's done.

Woody Allen still insists on making movies at the rate of one a year, but he clearly needs to slow down.

But in a sentimental misstep, the movie insists on making Eli a martyr, albeit a tarnished one, to the supposedly braver, nobler time that has passed him by.

When, during one of his prolonged drinking bouts, he insists on making Mary listen to a catalogue of his crimes, she discovers that the truth is far more terrifying than anything she could have imagined.

But so long as the application of American diplomatic strength leaves current power imbalances in place and insists on making the American or Israeli perspective on regional issues the sole definitive one, there will be no change forthcoming.

The people who broadcast the games insist on making one point: kids recover quicker emotionally than adults.

The famed game developer insisted on making one of the most beloved first-person shooters ever before announcing that they would come out with shorter follow-up episodes.

The books you've insisted on making popular are bad ones: sentimental, mawkish and manipulative.

Steinbrenner offered him a new one, and a pay raise, but insisted on making some changes to the coaching staff, which Showalter refused to go along with.

The first time we checked in, they insisted on making up the sofa bed in the room for one of us.