Sentence examples for what he insisted from inspiring English sources

But he threatened to sue the newspaper for what he insisted was "illegally obtained" material.

But you know what he insisted on having inscribed on that chip with a laser?

According to this version of events, Popper put forward a series of what he insisted were real philosophical problems.

What he insisted upon is that Scripture also be understood for the human side of its development".

What he insisted he wasn't lying about is essentially a modern day treasure hunt, conceived as a way to increase Web traffic for the puppet videos the men produce.

The Freedom Act could have passed more than a week ago, leaving no gap in the N.S.A.'s capabilities, if McConnell had not pushed, instead, for what he insisted on calling a "clean" renewal of Section 215.

And that is just what he insists it is prepared to do.

'I'd forgotten.' " What he insists he wants, though, is acclaim as a "real" writer, and this remains for posterity to decide.

He also recounts his collecting campaign of "thirty-five years of study, travel, buying, selling, perseverance, mistakes, refinement," with what he insists were relatively modest financial means.

But the other half of his manifesto, his unexamined promotion of what he insists on calling "reality" over fiction, is highly problematic.

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