Sentence examples for reasonably insisted from inspiring English sources

With deficits already at high levels, Mr. Obama has reasonably insisted that health care reforms have to be "deficit neutral" over a 10-year period, meaning that any upfront costs must be fully paid for through cost reductions or new revenues by the end of a decade.

Some readers very reasonably insisted tunes like Carrie Underwood's "Before He Cheats" not be played (tonally off for a wedding, no?).

Still, Sami Kilic, a University of Texas professor who helped design the experiment, reasonably insisted that students interested in a career in medicine should still focus on academics, not virtual surgery.

Your gynecologist might reasonably insist that patients try mediation as a first step.

Au Revoir, Les Enfants (1987) -- In director Louis Malle's semi-autobiographical masterpiece, young Julien (Gaspard Manesse) dislikes the Catholic boarding school he's forced to attend by his mother (Francine Racette), but she reasonably insists that war-torn, Nazi-occupied Paris is no place for children.

And she, reasonably enough, insists that she's doing what she wants, and isn't that what feminism is supposed to be all about?

Saudi Arabia and the others insisted (reasonably, in my opinion) that the communications of users in their countries be at least partially located within their borders, so as to be subject to local law and inspection.

Georgia had insisted, quite reasonably, on placing international observers to monitor the movement of goods at its sovereign border, which includes the territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.Russia, which has recognised the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, said this compromised their status.

Mann is less interested in Hepburns career than in the private arc she traveled alongside it, insisting, reasonably enough, that it is time to take off the blinders to the large portions of her emotional existence that were organized around relationships with women.

Batty spent time working on it in the nets and insisted that he was able to "bowl it reasonably well from 18 yards".

But council leader Raj Chada insisted: "It will be a close race, but we are reasonably confident".