Sentence examples for then it insists from inspiring English sources

Until then, it insists drivers are its greatest asset.

Then it insisted on keeping the bases.During the cold war, the alliance was a comfort blanket for Japan's leaders.

It acknowledges suffering, squalor and cruelty, including the suffering and squalor and cruelty caused by us Christians ourselves and our churches; it demands that we give those things their full weight of sorrow and culpability, and only then does it insist that the story isn't over, that there is more to say.

The inner shape of the novel in this way imitates our experience of living: it promises pattern, then withholds it, insisting on a formless banality; it describes intensity, but as part of a grudgingly accepted monotony; it glimpses poetry, but only from the corner of its eye.

Then it must insist that in the succeeding period of textual veneration and preservation, radical changes were introduced into the entire population of copies and versions of the text so that all those on which Wang Bi drew on after the Han were corrupted and in similar ways from the orthodox Mawang Dui version.

"Then I insist," Trina says.

Big things are expected from him in South America, but should he flounder at the tournament then Hodgson insists it will not be "for the want of trying".

It creates an incident, often attacking its own soldiers or burning down a village or two, blames it on the rebels and then insists it must "secure the area" - and, of course, any revenue arising from the area.

And if fracking does not contaminate the water supply, as the industry insists, then it has little to fear.

If indeed Russia is in breach of the agreement, as Nato insists, then it clearly believes that developing a weapon in this category has some strategic value.

He asserted it as fact, and then reasserted it, and then insisted that forthcoming evidence would prove him right.