Sentence examples for insists words from inspiring English sources

Though she insists words have started to elude her, just in the last six months - 'I do get stuck for names, like a donkey before a gate, in the middle of a sentence' - nothing stalls her today.

Clapp, however, insists swear words do have a time and a place: "Sometimes no word will do apart from an expletive.

He insists his words were twisted.

But he insists his words were manipulated, and the charges were ultimately dropped.

Yet Parks insists that words are purely cerebral, quite removed from the body.

Moyes insists his words were taken out of context and is keen to stress the player's importance to the club's attempts to win silverware.

For someone who insists that "words are deadly in this profession", Ballen certainly talks the talk, though often he appears to be contradicting himself.

Chomsky concedes that, rhetorically at least, this has been the nation's goal since Woodrow Wilson, but he insists the words are utterly at odds with American deeds.

"A man in power like Antonin Scalia insists the word 'person' does not apply to half of the population of the United States," O'Neill said.

She wouldn't insist on word-for-word biblical belief, she told Charles, just an openness to the love of Jesus.

One of them — amumon — had usually been translated 'blameless' by analogy with a similar known word, until Anne Amory Parry insisted the word couldn't apply to Aegisthus, Clytemnestra's accomplice in murder, so it is probably better understood as 'handsome'handsome