Sentence examples for vigorously insisted from inspiring English sources

And he vigorously insisted that he had done nothing wrong.

The sheriff has vigorously insisted that he didn't investigate Snow, and that the inquiry was instead about widespread identity theft.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the memorial foundation have vigorously insisted in recent weeks that the $610 million memorial must be open to the public by Sept. 11, 2011, a goal that the authority had until recently said was impossible.

Boas argued that the mental functions of abstract thought, the inhibition of impulses, and (as Darwin had so vigorously insisted) the application of aesthetic and ethical standards to objects, events, and persons, were common to all human beings (Stocking 1968, 220).

A separate Department of Justice official, who declined to speak on the record, also vigorously insisted to HuffPost that the evidence was not delivered after the hearing, but during it.

In an Internet interview on America Online and elsewhere, Mr. Bush portrayed himself as the high-tech candidate of the future while also vigorously insisting that he was the real heir of Reagan Republicanism.

Ron Christie vigorously insists the answer is yes because President Reagan's character and principles endure to inspire folks still.

Told that Heymann, through the DOJ, was vigorously insisting that he delivered the evidence during the hearing and not after it, Peters shot back: "I am 100percentt sure it was after the hearing.

Ironically and inconsistently, at the same time telecom companies and Republicans insist that munis have an unfair competitive advantage, they just as vigorously insist that munis can't compete, that they fail in large numbers and local taxpayers pay the price.

As vigorously as Bay insisted that he was not trying to be Ramírez, the comparison lingers.

The Ukrainian and Kenyan governments vigorously denied that, insisting that the tanks were intended for the Kenyan military.