Sentence examples for what about insisting from inspiring English sources

What about insisting that Ducasse play in lieu of Slauson when the position coach admitted that Ducasse is terrible?

At the second presidential debate last Sunday, he denied ever having done what he bragged about, insisting it had merely been an example of "locker room talk".

"That's not just what it was about," insisted Swanson.

"What this deal is really about," insisted Bartz, "is scale".

BBC political correspondent Norman Smith said what was extraordinary was that Theresa May had been entirely un-contrite about what had happened, insisting there was not going to be a return to control orders.

At the same time, he writes more thoughtfully than most about what he insists on calling "Negro culture".

Flynn felt that the Administration was being naïve, and that no one seemed to care about what he insisted was the collusion between Al Qaeda and Iran.

The game's score, sometimes glittering and winsome, other times warm, orchestral swells, plays a key role in immersing players into Journey's remarkable sense of place -- but Wintory is often almost frustratingly-humble about what he insists was a collaborative development effort to create something special.

What about other banks?" Lloyds insisted that the bonus pool for 2011 will also be reduced because of the PPI provision.

But what is Pozzo insisting on?

Mr. Narla unfortunately hasn't yet encountered Fred A. Pfisterer, a T.S.A. lead screener at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport who replied to last week's column by e-mail, and spoke to me yesterday by telephone, about his distress over what he insisted was a small minority of T.S.A. screeners who abuse their authority.