Sentence examples for left insisted that 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.

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.

Many Italians, especially those on the left, insisted that the anarchist had been murdered (the incident inspired Dario Fo's play "The Accidental Death of an Anarchist").

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

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.

Sadly, my husband and I had no choice but to leave, insisting that our friends stay to enjoy their dinner.

"Sitting on the Roof of the World," carried by folky guitar picking, reflects on sudden pop success and "not knowing how I got there or how to leave," insisting that she'd rather just "fit in" to everyday life.

But after the House officially adjourned for the five-week summer recess, at 11 23 a.m. on Friday, several dozen Republicans refused to leave, insisting that they wanted to stay and debate legislation to address high gasoline prices.

George Galloway, leader of the fringe left Respect Party, insisted that "everything will be made worse" by strikes, arguing that the populations of Iraq and Syria were to an extent supportive of IS because of western policies. .

He said many of the Russians were former service-people or current service personnel on leave, insisting that all were volunteers.