Sentence examples for regularly insisting from inspiring English sources

But Soini has won support by regularly insisting that hard-working Finnish taxpayers should not be shelling out to prop up failing economies elsewhere in the eurozone.

I chased referrals up and tearfully called the doctor's practice she visited regularly, insisting that she was lying about her disease.

The ill-natured regularly insist that Lloyd Webber "stole" music from the classics.

The governor regularly insists that he can "feel" the economy picking up, but that's not evident.

That would suit Tsipras who regularly insists that the crisis should be resolved by political leaders, not technocrats.

Sportswear giants, such as Nike and Puma, and manufacturers of drinks, such as Powerade and Lucozade Sport, regularly insist their products confer advantages on users.

It wasn't that he didn't try to escape - for the last five years courtly letters and phone calls to the Manchester office regularly insisted that enough was enough.

This is not to say that it eschews discussion of religion; indeed, the intelligent-design literature regularly insists that Darwinism represents a thinly veiled attempt to foist a secular religion — godless materialism — on Western culture.

I don't tend to seek out new reasons to dislike Tony Blair, having no need for them, but they are hard to avoid when he so regularly insists on opening his gob.

Certainly at least one columnist in this paper regularly insists that the money we spend on exploratory science is a frivolous waste, when we could be spending it on prisons, medicine, art or practically anything else I presume.

But there's no uplift in the lyrics, which hint at an addict's endless need and temporary comfort, as Mr. Smith observes: "You gotta get high somewhere/Is it destruction that you require to feel?" Throughout his career Mr. Smith regularly insisted that his songs weren't autobiography or confession.