Sentence examples for this book insists from inspiring English sources

At the risk of oversimplifying its story, this book insists on a Hollywood dynamic.

Change is possible, this book insists, so get off your keister and do something (unless, of course, you're busy posting about your eco-deeds on MySpace).

"There is no shortage of clear-cut-cases," this book insists, "of jockeys in both Britain and Ireland who, on the face of it do not, in the wording of [racing's rule book] 'ride throughout the race in such a way that he can be seen to have made a genuine attempt to obtain from his horse timely, real and substantial efforts to achieve the best possible placing'.

Kills them," the book insists.

That was missing the point, the book insists.

That offers too easy a way out, the book insists.

But in any case, the book insists, education is about more than economics.

How people should resist the power of money and the markets – by peaceful means, the book insists – is not made entirely clear.

When it comes to understanding current events, the book insists, even literary scholars have something important to contribute.

Nice things are nicer than nasty ones, the book insists, and pretty girls more attractive than plain ones, and you get the pretty girls by not pretending you don't want the nice things, them included.

You could argue that the film isn't really about the Holocaust, but about the generation that grew up in its shadow, which is what the book insists.