Sentence examples for insists something from inspiring English sources

But the preservation group, Paterson Friends of the Great Falls Inc. -- contending that the city has improperly approved a project that deviates from its redevelopment plan in terms of size and density -- insists something more befitting the cradle of American industry should be erected.

Davies insists something has to be in place before the start of the 2014/15 season in September.

It would also mean that debt relief would be "on the negotiating table", he insisted, something that eurozone leaders have previously resisted.

Earlier in the day the former England defender Sol Campbell blamed young players for "believing they've made it" and insisted something had to be done about the number of foreign players in the Premier League.

Of course, the painful truth about humour is that if no one is laughing, then it isn't funny – insisting something is a joke is not a get-out-of-jail-free card to absolve yourself from making toxic comments.

They say if the propaganda chiefs insist something is the case, and go to great lengths to do so, then the opposite may be what's happening.

Carroll said he rolled the ankle in training during the pre-season tour of New Zealand, and torn ligaments were eventually diagnosed when club physios insisted something was not right despite three specialists in London failing to identify the problem.

A few days later, Rodriguez went back to the clinic again, insisting something didn't feel right.

When she insisted something was wrong, the guard took her to paramedics and she was taken to a Kaiser Foundation Hospital emergency room.

The rest of the rally followed a similar theme: People complained that the turnout was poor and insisted something proper would have happened if only more anarchists had turned up.

I believe that if you took the world and you randomly re-sorted it so that rich people lived next door to poor people – so, for example, people in the United States saw millions of mothers burying babies who had died from measles or malnutrition or pneumonia – they would insist something be done.