Sentence examples for sometimes insists from inspiring English sources

And, though "Middle Men" sometimes insists otherwise, sex, money and violence do not sell themselves.

Ms. Danson is uncompromising as the careworn Ms. Priam, who sometimes insists on propriety and sometimes flips her kids the bird.

There's also great daughterly love for James Jones, as his daughter sometimes insists on referring to him, and palpable pride in his achievements.

It is often assumed that this is based on China's mysterious "nine-dashed line" claim, a piece of historic cartography which China sometimes insists gives it indisputable sovereignty over most of the sea, but whose legal basis seems at best flimsy.

"All players," Orza added, "who work in an industry that encourages them and sometimes insists that they talk to the press have a stake at not being penalized for pure speech unaccompanied by bad conduct, particularly when the penalty for that pure speech is as enormous as this one has been".

People say that all the controversy around his transfer has affected him but I see a simple case of Neymar having to adapt to a change of country and a move to a club [Barcelona] where the manager [Gerardo Martino] sometimes insists on playing him out of position".

Studio executives sometimes insist on one.

Landlords sometimes insist on more than one postdated check from tenants as a security deposit.

Opponents of same-sex marriage sometimes insist that gays can marry.

I asked if it might not be patients who sometimes insisted on unneeded tests.

Accused people sometimes insist on going it alone for a variety of reasons, including vanity and hubris.