Sentence examples for more insisted from inspiring English sources

China's deputy sports minister has once more insisted that all the members of the Chinese gold-medal winning women's gymnastics team were old enough to take part in the Olympics.

While some Democrats acknowledged the Republican gains in a state where three-quarters of Hispanic voters are registered as Democrats, many more insisted any inroads went only as deep as the candidate.

Anxious to defend the concept of immaterial souls from all atheist threats, More insisted that the soul was necessary for life.

Many more insist it should remain a last resort.

"It is not going to be the same old story any more," insists Mr Arsenijevic.

"We're not just dealing with vats any more," insists Volkert Claassen of Royal DSM, a Dutch maker of food enzymes.

Rebecca, spotting the arrangement, made her change it once more, insisting, "I want Daddy next to me".

We should no more insist that a tiger be fed tofu than we should tell a child not to eat fish.

In response, More insists that he acts from an informed conscience, one shaped by many years of study and reflection.

It is repugnant to reason, More insists, that God "should ever will any thing but what is absolutely for the best" (More 1668, II, 24 25).

Clearly, this view completely undermines More's position, and so he dismisses it as nonsensical for something to exist, More insists, it must exist in space.