Sentence examples for simultaneously insisting from inspiring English sources

But it was not until Robert Hyams failed to pay for his purchase, while simultaneously insisting the six paintings be shipped to an address he gave, that suspicions were aroused and Christie's contacted the police.

Not one of them has been the England coach so where's the failure that says a guy must go away and get international experience?" There is also the issue of the RFU trying to encourage coaches to go abroad while simultaneously insisting all their international players must stay put.

The company's governing philosophy of stretching the boundaries of personal transparency while simultaneously insisting on the use of real-world identities – coupled with its tendency to ask for forgiveness rather than permission – has drawn the ire of regulators and advocacy groups.

For example, they can claim massive voter fraud (despite a complete lack of evidence), while simultaneously insisting Russian hacking is a myth (despite an overwhelming amount of evidence).

Before a well-connected group at the Palm last week, Yaroslavsky managed the neat trick of simultaneously insisting that he's still undecided and laying out the campaign he would wage if he jumped into the race.

The White House continues to issue mixed messages on the war, simultaneously insisting that the war is "over," but that U.S. troops will face "hard days ahead" in the conflict.

It certainly reveals a culture in which racial boundaries were simultaneously insisted on and blurred.

As long as America imports billions of dollars-worth of drugs that it simultaneously insists must remain illegal, Mexico's gigantic criminal economy is unlikely to disappear.

That combination — an unsigned majority decision and a signed dissent — was "an oxymoronic form, one that simultaneously insisted on both institutional consensus and individual disagreement," Laura Krugman Ray, a law professor at the Widener University School of Law, wrote in 2000 in The Nebraska Law Review.

"One Day" must simultaneously insist that Dexter and Emma are made for each other (why else would their approach-avoidance drama last 20 years?) and that they don't quite recognize the obvious.

Whilst satisfying for the zit-faced gun-toters in the crowd, these knee-jerk methods are ineffective because we simultaneously insist on neglecting our rubbish -- which is the main reason these birds love us so: we are extraordinarily filthy and wasteful!