Sentence examples for simply insisting that from inspiring English sources

When Jodorowsky made a polemical comment about lovingly "raping" Frank Herbert's novel, he clarified in simply insisting that" Dune didn't belong to Herbert just as Don Quixote didn't belong to Cervantes.

He's simply insisting that physics isn't real.

Simply insisting that it should never have been broadcast will not do that.

He could be simply insisting that there be a judgment on the merits, that the Senate should not be distracted from its responsibilities by pro cedural devices.

"Given that reality, simply insisting that we're a religion and have a long history — Akita's longest, in fact — sounds like a fairy tale.

So by calling off our plans for a Middle East conference and simply insisting that Mr. Arafat leave the scene before we come out to deal, Mr. Bush is signaling that we are disengaging from the Middle East, returning to his earlier failed policy of looking the other way.

Cloetta simply insisted that he choose.

They simply insist that human interests must always come first.

And Alexandria Whitney Rothsimply-Edwards sinsistsnsisthather her pony, Woody, is sweet, gentle and her very best friend.

Pressed by worried investors on his attitude to such a move, President Jacob Zuma has always simply insisted that nationalisation was "not government policy".

Abolish all restrictions on any sort of giving, by individuals or by groups; simply insist that the world knows who made the contribution, and to whom.