Sentence examples for which insisted from inspiring English sources

It is a long way from his 1987 hit "Casanova," which insisted that he wasn't one.

Brooks then started making daily calls to Comet, which insisted the case was closed.

That proposal fell apart because of pressure from the George W. Bush administration, which insisted on no enrichment at all.

JK Rowling has condemned the tweet from Rupert Murdoch which insisted that even peaceful Muslims were responsible for jihadi attacks.

This turned out to be untrue, according to the Fawcett Society, which insisted the shirts were made ethically.

The move prompted a hurried retraction from the Israeli government, which insisted it had no intention of changing the name.

Davies went on to rail against the British attitude which insisted losing gracefully was more important than winning.

The ministry, which insisted the decision was not politically motivated, said it had also received information about the group's plans too late.

He adopted a hypnotically drowsy tone on "Better Things," which insisted on a distinction between "the singing of real birds" and "those absurd birds that simply everybody's heard".

The case had led to a serious rift with America, which insisted Mr Davis enjoyed diplomatic immunity and should never have been detained.

The marketing men tried to woo Liverpool players with a  document which insisted the new stand "will be uniquely Anfield", whatever that means.