Sentence examples for notably insisted from inspiring English sources

Trump, notably, insisted that Obama release his birth certificate, arguing that the President was not a U.S. citizen but a Kenyan.

"Men are more notably insisting that they aren't ticklish, but that generally is not true," he says.

Other nominalists, notably Buridan, insisted that spoken words did signify concepts as well as individuals, for concepts are required to mediate between spoken words and individual things.

The second is that many conservatives "have ceded sound, technocratic reasoning to the left and center", notably by insisting that tax cuts for the wealthy lead to increased growth even though the Bush tax cuts don't provide any evidence for that claim.

And, notably, Bentley insists that this additional oomph takes no toll on fuel economy; the cars will still cover as many as 500 miles on a tank.

He said he was not superstitious, but some of his teammates are, notably Logan, who insisted Robertson lower the pants again Friday.

Notably, Mr. Musharraf insisted on remaining in Pakistan and seeking immunity from prosecution, while the ruling coalition fell to squabbling over who would succeed him.

Nominalists, notably William of Ockham, insisted that everything in the nonlinguistic world is particular.

The Tour, famously, has always gone ahead apart from in the darkest years of world war, no matter what the national background, most notably when the government insisted that amidst the uprising of 1968 there should be no question of shelving it for a year, so important was the need to demonstrate that life in France was still on a normal footing.

Most notably, RNC strategist Sean Spicer insisted, "There is no talk of shifting resources in mid-August and it's unlikely that would happen until late September or October".

Our participation was encouraged (but not insisted upon), most notably when we were taught how to make the fabled banana bread.