Sentence examples for invariably insisted from inspiring English sources
Whenever I invited Beryl Bainbridge to dinner, she invariably insisted that I ask Bill as well, because his self-deprecating sense of humour greatly appealed to her.
Bernanke invariably insists that the Fed is not concerned with investors per se.
The speaker, be he Democrat or Republican, invariably insists that everything on his watch is hunk-dory.
The candidates invariably insist they have no control over the independents working on their behalf — even if, as in the case of one group helping John Edwards, it is run by a former top adviser.
Chris Hall When I take my four-year-old son on the bus to school, he invariably insists on me fashioning our ticket into an airplane or a rocket; bless him, he does his best to admire my efforts, but has recently dropped the pretence by simply thanking me and placing them in his pocket.
It is a telling formulation, because it concedes at the outset the point on which intelligence officials invariably insist: that there are rules and procedures, safeguards and oversight mechanisms, meant to guarantee that the vast quantities of information ingested by the NSA and its global partners are used only for good purposes.
In a letter to the Royal Geographical Society, he acknowledged that his vision of Z "must invariably suggest the tradition of the Golden City," but insisted that his quest was a serious one.
