Sentence examples for insists that contrary from inspiring English sources

Klopp himself insists that, contrary to the media narrative, it is not about the line-up.

Faced with this difficulty, Cleanthes insists that contrary to all that Philo and Demea have claimed, we must allow that there is more happiness than misery, more pleasure than pain, in this world.

Haack insists that contrary to the views of the New Cynics, there are objective epistemic standards, and there is something epistemologically special about science, even though the Old Deferentialists pictured this in a wrong way.

Speaking to me over the phone, Invictus dismisses the bulk of Wyllie's Facebook statement as slander, and insists that, contrary to the state party's assertions, he's a hard-line Libertarian.

He refers to his company as having been founded by a "team of live entertainment and technology addicts," and insists that "contrary to some reports... our servers never crashed or went offline".

Malone and Jackson insist that, contrary to reports, Bryant has responded by reaching out himself.

Ms. Steele insisted that contrary to reports in the blogosphere that company executives were "hunting down" the suspected poster, Condé Nast was not taking the matter very seriously.

Offered rare glimpses into his daily life in Russia, insisting that, contrary to reports that he is depressed, he is not sad and does not have any regrets.

The education minister insisted that contrary to some reports, Robb's task in South America was not to chaperone Bishop at the climate conference and make sure that Australia didn't overcommit on new emissions reduction commitments.

Colleagues of Mr Corry insisted that, contrary to yesterday's reports, no one else in the department was aware of his email, which was sent to just one unidentified individual at Labour HQ in Millbank.

Although a Eurosceptic, he was at pains before the general election to insist that, contrary to a Sunday newspaper report, he regarded his party's position on an EU referendum, for which he's long campaigned, as "just about right".