Sentence examples for seems insisted from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi regime is not as entrenched as it seems, insisted Shia Islamists and secular nationalists alike, doubtless salivating at the prospect of the $97m that America has said it will spend on groups trying to bring down Mr Hussein.

In November 2001, Reuben Harley, vice president of Mitchell & Ness, a 100-year-old sporting goods store in Philadelphia beloved among hip-hop artists, found himself with too many small basketball jerseys because his male customers, it seems, insisted on sizes that grazed their ankles.

The spirit of Hinduism, in contrast, would seem insist that rituals should not be allowed to overwhelm or displace the philosophic foundation of religion.

Or so this "Hamlet" seems to insist.

No magic here, Romm seems to insist.

Mamet seems to insist on an unbridgeable divide between black and white America.

Summer seems to insist that we return its favors with equal sunniness in a glass.

"Everyone seems to insist that their stance is the only moral one.

Yet The Straight Story is not as alien as it seems, Lynch insists.

It seems Americans insist that even this one American remain a murderer.

Because Harbach is rarely heavy-handed, and never seems to insist that you believe him, I went with it.