Sentence examples for too insisted from inspiring English sources

Karadzic, too, insisted: "We don't have snipers.

Mr. Sarkozy, too, insisted that he was not troubled.

The Russian delegation, too, insisted that it had no intention of usurping key Internet governance functions.

Mr. Kouvelis, too, insisted that some of the more onerous austerity measures be substituted with softer alternatives.

He, too, insisted that Pittsburgh did not have him figured out.

Once Vasily Stalin dropped his father's name: "I'm called Stalin too," insisted Vasily.

Slahi, too, insists to the reader that he's telling the truth.

She, too, insists that more of the education money should be spent in classrooms.

It, too, insists that its shift in editorial focus has been successful -- at least with readers.

But Ms. Chen, too, insists that experience is what voters weigh most seriously, and she insists she has the most.

He was humble about it afterwards, too, insisting that the credit should be shared with his offensive line.