Sentence examples for we would insist from inspiring English sources

This, we would insist, is why we need theater, especially tragedy— "absent thee from felicity awhile".

If we wanted to improve public life, we would insist that the state pilot-tested policies before implementing them.

It seems strange, when moderate Muslims are trying to distance themselves from a milieu of terror, that we would insist that such a thing is impossible.

To the Editor: If this country truly wants educational equity, we would insist on standardized assessments that all states would use.

The idea was, we would insist on a trial in Welsh, and make our cause known by giving speeches in court.

We're not going to insist on a black man being cast in Valhalla Rising any more than we would insist on a woman being cast in The Shawshank Redemption.

We'd insist that good practice was followed and that bad providers would be hounded out.

And our feeling that our world was imploding was magnified by the fact that we'd insisted on that amnio because our first born son, Tory, had been diagnosed with a brain stem tumor when he was 19 months old and a recurrence when I was nine months pregnant with Jordan.

But the agency also decided to offer them to the employees' family members, not out of medical necessity, Dr. Hughes said, because anthrax is not contagious, but because "we knew they would insist on it".

So if asked whether we fret about the size of our neighbors' house or about the cars they drive, most of us would insist we do not.

When I was a kid, and even after I had my own children, my mother would insist we drink milk that smelled and tasted funny.