Sentence examples for no one insists from inspiring English sources

But no one insists on considering the many ways that government spending might be better than a tax cut in bringing Americans greater well-being in the decade ahead.

"Mothers always like to occupy the moral high ground by insisting that... breastfeeding is the most natural and beautiful thing in the world... Well, so is urinating, but no one insists on doing that wherever and whenever the need takes their fancy".

The talk is much more likely to remain friendly if no one insists on always being right.

No one insists that a twenty-five-thousand-dollar pacemaker or a coronary-artery stent save money for insurers.

Andy Burnham I'm swivel-eyed with ambition, but I don't want to be seen to be too keen to be leader of the Labour party so I'm going to hang back, look a bit shy and hope that someone insists I throw my hat in the ring … I'm waiting … I'm still waiting … Oh, very well, if no one insists, I'm going to stand for leadership of the Labour party.

"No one insisted that western medical workers offered ZMapp and other investigational products were randomised to receive the drug or conventional care plus a placebo," say the scientists from Europe, the US and Africa.

No one insisted that I needed a pergola or a water feature, but one of the first people who saw the space started talking immediately about an irrigation system for the garden and a lighting system for the trees, as well as a monthly service contract.

Likewise, a former Time Warner exec recalls that when HBO launched E Entertainment Televisionn and Comedy Central, "We couldn't get our own cable guys to carry them and no one insisted that they do it".

No one, Collini insists, should be able to claim immunity to criticism by crying offence.

Most of the fun was produced by their exasperated love of the director: Bergman, who combined theatrical sensation, visual symbolism, and a post-Strindbergian candor (no one ever insisted more heatedly on the coldness of the human heart), was so ambitious and unrelenting that audiences could, at the same time, be stunned by his most powerful moments and outraged by his solemnity.

They have fallen into third place in the NFC East, which they once sat atop of, and no one is insisting that they're the "better team" that lost on Sunday, as they know they no longer are.