Sentence examples for less insisted from inspiring English sources
My mum more or less insisted I had one, it wasn't a choice I could make by myself when I was 19.
The director, Philip Haas, more or less insisted I went to some of the auditions and partly as a result I don't think there was any weak casting.
Consider the following: Since late May, Beijing's Industry and Information Technology Ministry had more or less insisted that so-called anti-pornography software, called Green Dam-Youth Escort, would eventually be packaged with every newly purchased computer.
It seemed appropriate to begin in the gift shop rather than in the galleries, since this most commercial of fine artists was also a notorious shopaholic, and he more or less insisted.
The number was actually much less, insists his hardheaded longtime manager, Bill Amerson, who says that Holmes soon all but lost the ability to separate truth from fiction.
And he kept the same material, more or less, insisting, right up to the end, on puncturing political hypocrisy, deconstructing language, and taunting guardians of propriety, mostly in a series of albums and HBO specials.
It's hard to imagine home exchange before the Internet, when a "database" was four classified ads or a binder of mimeographed forms; when you could barely choose time and place, much less insist on a zillion "search parameters"; and when no Google or community ratings system existed to vet people.
As well as having a title which more-or-less insists you give it at least a second glance, the book provides an authentic view into the mind of an exceptional model-building theorist, and describes a model of Dark Matter which indeed, at a stretch, may implicate the ghostly stuff in the demise of the dinosaurs.
None the less, Nabarro insisted that Mrs Mason was at the wheel.
Meanwhile, Germany just made tuition free at all public universities – anything less, representatives insisted, would be "unjust".
Officials in Alabama — some well meaning, others less so — insisted that nothing in the new law is intended to deny children an education.
