Sentence examples for well insisted from inspiring English sources

A Republican who knows Mr. McCain well insisted that the senator still hoped he was never offered the job.

"The crowd was a bit down and the players had to come through that but I sensed beforehand there was a desire about them and they did very well," insisted O'Neill, who discovered afterwards that his list of players on international duty this week had been added to by Bobo Balde's call-up to the Guinea squad.

Every time Douglass said something about what it was like to be enslaved, they shouted him down: Lies! Lies! Slaves were treated well, insisted the slaveholders; after all, they said, the masters remained financially interested in the health of their human "property".

"I'm satisfied with the enthusiasm of the players, they did well," insisted Ferguson.

"Even though it was a close game [against Ireland last week], and won in the last minute, I thought we played well," insisted Jenkins.

Antitrust enforcers may well insist on disposals as a result.

So how would Mr Lafontaine as finance minister get on with Mr Stollmann as economics minister or indeed with Mr Schröder as chancellor?Very well, insist Social Democratic insiders.

If we insist that rules can't ever be altered, then we may as well insist we all speak anglo-saxon".

Hadi and the other policemen had gathered on the street as well, insisting that they'd been given another suicide mission.

JD Wetherspoon, with 370 pubs under its belt, may well insist that it works with architects "whose job is to respect the architecture and make each pub look different from the next".

In 1972 he wrote "The Sophisticated Poll- Watcher's Guide," and in reply to the argument that polls control leaders, he said, "One might as well insist that a thermometer makes the weather".