Sentence examples for she will insist from inspiring English sources

But, she will insist, these are just stories.

Rather, she will insist that she, not it, has the legitimate mandate.

I protest that involving my daughter means she will insist on bringing a full mermaid costume.

We should expect that she will insist that banks be recapitalised at a higher rate.

She will insist the Labour party must be "pro-business and pro-worker," promising to put the £45bn Steel industry at the heart of Labour's business policy.

"In the context of many people who worked with her for many years, she will always be Nancy, and that's what she will insist on".

And then she'll insist that he shouldn't be allowed to drive off in the night.

If Izzy's got any sense she'll insist on Gary swilling thrice-weekly doses of bromide and levy an outright ban on eye-contact, with random electroencephalograms monitoring sexy thoughts to boot.

Although the preservationist can allow that memory generates justification when it also generates a new belief (recall the example of my using my event memory of the ice on my driveway to form the new belief that the ice on my driveway was of uniform thickness), she'll insist that when memory acts only to preserve belief, it is not an epistemically generative process.

"I won't live in an apartment," she'd insisted.

If she does, Cameron will insist on a vote at the summit, will vote against, will force other leaders to show their true colours on Juncker, and will probably lose in the qualified majority vote.