Sentence examples for try to insist from inspiring English sources
"I always try to insist that each of my clients buy at least one gown per season," Ms. Makowsky said.
They are utterly unconvincing, however, when they try to insist that the Millennials are leading the retreat from individualism.
As much as the authors try to insist on Jobs's psychological metamorphosis, many of the quotes and anecdotes they use undermine their analysis.
The Chinese may now try to insist that they should join the World Trade Organisation this year with few significant concessions.
It uses only the more ambiguous terms "abandonment" and "disablement"—leaving open the possibility that North Korea may try to insist on keeping its nuclear infrastructure largely intact.
But no matter how much ministers and commentators try to insist otherwise, most people simply do not feel it in their own pocket.
It tried to insist living authors no longer had the right to their own books.
When Northern Foods' management tried to insist on better terms, the grocers went elsewhere.
Has Essex tried to insist that its schoolgirls don the burka?
He tried to insist that his operas be performed exactly as written, without cuts, transpositions, or substitutions.
"He is able to take calls," Mr. McDowell said, "but we are trying to insist that he get some rest".
