Sentence examples for is always insisting from inspiring English sources

Washington is always insisting stuff like that.

That is why George Bush the elder had to wriggle so hard to get into Ronald Reagan's ideological suit, and may also provide a clue as to why Governor Bush is always insisting that he will not enter the White House wearing "borrowed clothes".

I wasn't the most active child, but I had parents who were always insisting that I got out and about, and every school holiday they would take me on a family caravan trip to the Lake District.

Republicans are always insisting that the USPS be run like a good capitalist enterprise, but few, if any, private businesses could bear the burden of funding three-quarters of a century of retired employees' medical costs over just one decade.

He's always insisted she shouldn't work and now he has no income either so I find myself sending them money and food regularly.

He's always insisted he's not a reluctant king, but he's not rushed to embrace his destiny.

It is grandiose, always insisting that it is the best, or number one.

The default response is always "more Europe," without insisting upon the most straightforward solution, which is often blocked by the threat of political vetoes.

"My message is always about coalition," she insists.

It is always appealing rhetorically to insist that all of us are at fault.

The ritual is always the same: I insist on complete silence and keep a faithful score of every correct answer.