Sentence examples for think I insist from inspiring English sources

"It is absolutely immoral to push hundreds of millions of people into hunger and into extreme poverty because of such a policy, so I think – I insist – no food for fuel".

I think – no, I insist – that this is nothing short of deplorable, and that this confrontation poses greater long-term dangers than Powell's speech in 1968.

Asked by a committee member about the terms of the GSR App not specifying that the data would be used for political targeting, he said he didn't write the terms himself but added: "If we had to do it again I think I would have insisted to Mr Wylie that we do add politics as a use-case in that doc".

You'll correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I'm right to insist that this is a unique phenomenon in these books.

I have this reputation for being dark which I don't think I really am," he insists.

She turned him down, insisting: "I think I am too young for marriage".

"I think I know," he says, but insists telling me "might be breaching a confidence".

As for allegations of partisan coverage, Ailes will not admit that Fox is "right center," and insists, "I think I've forced the entire world to deal with 'fair and balanced.' " He portrays himself as nothing less than a high-minded news executive: "I'm not saying I'm the answer.

Trump insisted to ABC: "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices".

I think I said: "No, thank you, I'm fine," and I think they insisted.

"But what do you think about Zelaya?" I insisted.