Sentence examples for really insists from inspiring English sources

And that's what you see in Nash's canvases too – landscapes in which no colour really insists on your attention.

Here it is always the classics: Manhattan, Rob Roy, Whisky Sour, and our martini which we only serve with an olive if the customer really insists.

Not really, insists the group's 23-year-old publicist, Michelle Collins, a chatty, ponytailed Barnard grad who works as a legal assistant.

At a push, if he really insists, let him recite the midsection rap to All Rise by Blue in its entirety to some graffiti artists, but only because that's the coolest thing in the world.

On the other, as the leading Unix vendor, Sun has the most to lose if Linux becomes the standard server operating system, from low-end boxes to mainframes, as IBM expects.Simon Phipps, Sun's "chief technology evangelist" (yes, really), insists that Sun loves Linux, and that IBM's embrace of Linux is merely marketing camouflage to divert attention from its many incompatible product lines.

Samsung really insists on the business features of the device.

If you really insist, then watch the video to Down.

(See for yourself on 37 minutes, if you really insist).

And if you really insist on having ivy as well, you can plant one or two along the edge.

If you really insist on being energetic you can take what is optimistically called a safari round the island.

If you really insist then I suppose I'm not coeliac so I'd keep the bread.