Sentence examples for left insisted from inspiring English sources

For years, the orthodoxy of the German far left insisted that they and Meinhof had been murdered in their cells.

Before the Iraq war, both the right and left insisted that a security council resolution would weaken objections.

Trying to woo delegates at the NAACP meeting, Mr Romney, left, insisted his economic vision of free enterprise and reduced spending would lift all families including those of colour.

By David Grann Krystian Bala (left) insisted that his violent novel was a sophisticated work of fiction, but Jacek Wroblewski was certain that it held the key to an unsolved murder.

Instead, the left insisted on the uselessness of the state of emergency.

But further education was stymied from the 1960s when the Left insisted it should be in the public sector, which could not afford to expand.

Earl the Pearl, the former Knicks star, left, insists it is not a sports bar.

Yesterday Washington was left insisting that the withdrawal of one runner in a two-horse race would not delegitimise the proceedings.

In 1909, a hundred years before Barack Obama's Inauguration, William Taft was left insisting, because so many Americans still needed reminding, "The negroes are now Americans".

Talks among the leaders of the three coalition parties over the antiracism bill broke down on Monday night, with the socialist party, Pasok, and the moderate Democratic Left insisting that the bill go to Parliament immediately.

Coming too is a labour reform, which will give more power to Chile's weak trade unions, possibly in return for more flexibility.The left insists the reforms will turn a country run for and by a small elite into a social democracy.