Sentence examples for more insisting from inspiring English sources

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

DRAMATIC QUALITIES Beheading two wives; divorcing two more; insisting on the divine right of kings; severing ties with the Roman Catholic Church.

When he came down to the nursing home the following Saturday, she was ready to leave once more, insisting that she knew where her coat was and that she had nothing of any value in her room, so they both could slip out — he could help her, and no one would be any the wiser.

When he came down to the nursing home the following Saturday, she was ready to leave once more, insisting that she knew where her coat was and that she had nothing of any value in her room, so they both could slip out he could help her, and no one would be any the wiser.

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.

May, who backs calls for European nations to spend more, insisted the UK would remain a "cornerstone" of Nato.

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).