Sentence examples for insists that everyone from inspiring English sources

The DVLA insists that everyone knows about this change, when in reality almost no one does.

The production persuasively insists that everyone, to a person, is the product of the same poisonous society.

Claims to be low-maintenance, but then insists that everyone get several special pairs of shoes, just for it.

Relatives gather in Tony's living room, and his sister Janice insists that everyone share memories of Livia.

She insists that everyone, no matter how ill or decrepit, is equally justified in clinging to life.

Oxford, one of the largest insurers in the metropolitan area, insists that everyone involved should have understood in advance how it would handle Ms. Greco's bills.

Fischer brushes aside maestro mystique, insisting that everyone address him as Iván.

In Western societies, the focus is on protecting individuals by insisting that everyone be treated fairly.

While I was insisting that everyone take home the leftovers or else, my mother called to find out how things were going.

Equally noteworthy, the path of local grassroots activism and political party development moved from the streets to the institutions and from anti-capitalist positions to acceptance of markets without insisting that everyone assume this stance.

We're not saying he put them on and wore them around for the rest of the night, refusing to take them off and insisting that everyone call him "The Ricker," but we're not saying he didn't.