Sentence examples for though insisting from inspiring English sources

He resents being described as a house or techno producer, though, insisting that he uses those forms as the launchpad for rather more alien adventures in stereo, that he terms "home-listening gabba".

He is fiercely defensive of his integrity, though, insisting that none of the coincidences in the show have been contrived; this is a true story, funny in the way that most of our lives would be if we took the time to look back at them.

He comes back fighting though, insisting that he is proud of what his company has delivered to investors.

Gun rights groups have often objected to local restrictions, though, insisting that federal law largely pre-empts states and cities from regulating  the manufacture, sale or distribution of traditional BB and pellet guns excluded from the 1989 law.

"We didn't expect them to use such military force," he said, though insisting he had no regrets.

The estate's trustees approved the project in 2009, though insisting that every word in the script belong to Ellison and that it follow the novel's sequence and be true to the author's intent, Mr. Callahan said.

Wenger, though, insisted nothing was imminent.

Rankin, though, insists calmer heads will prevail.

Supporters, though, insist there is not a contradiction.

Both, though, insist they will remain in situ.

Mr. Cox, though, insisted that Mr. Henry had seemed fine and alert.