Sentence examples for that constantly insists from inspiring English sources

See, there's also an "everybody" out there that constantly insists that we must drop everything we are doing to battle the deficit, so maybe all these "everybodies" should get together for an hour and get their stories straight.

It's a fair point, but one that is undermined by the industry's own PR, which constantly insists that tech companies are about more than just making money, but about changing the world (for the better).

It's why he constantly insists that he's never going to change his style of campaigning (even as he does just that).

We live in a media culture which constantly insists that we should look and feel better than we do.

As such, be very thoughtful of the motivation behind your action as it could say more about your weight fears than about them).. Buy clothing in the wrong size, on purpose, for the person who constantly insists out loud that they're thinner than they truly are.

It seems to me that in constantly defending the personnel who carried out the torture under orders and constantly insisting that they not be held responsible for any wrongdoing, Obama's done a lot to defend those brave men and women.

The catalog for "Mirroring Evil" is constantly insisting that the art "compels" and "forces" us to feel one thing or another.

Geri was the so-called 'crazy aunt' who constantly insisted that her grandmother was 'the Annie.' She's the reason why some of the current generation knew this part of their family history".

Bruguera constantly insisted that unrest is essential to forward progression.

I am in the mold of the Streisand character, Katie Morosky, from The Way We Were -- constantly insisting that people have to speak up about what is wrong.

Being in a bad mood or constantly insisting that they don't want to go to school.