Sentence examples for which insists that from inspiring English sources

Wasps, for their part, have disproved the rugby law of physics which insists that momentum is key in the build-up to finals.

There is still another camp, which insists that the government does not in fact subsidize gasoline.

The N.F.L., which insists that the rule is legal, is fighting the lawsuit vigorously.

Originality indeed, like anything else that exalts the singer, violates ballad decorum, which insists that the singer remain impersonal.

Associating pleasure and guilt in this way presumes an anterior, scolding authority — one which insists that reading must be work.

The pro-porn argument, which insists that pornography is changing but denies that it changes us, appears contradictory.

Only three other nations have also refused: Cuba, Israel and Pakistan, which insists that India go first.

Unraveling the knots in the climax — which insists that more traditional scares pale beside the horrors of a bad divorce — should be left to those who care.

These arguments won't persuade anybody in the human-rights movement, which insists that it is apolitical in its pursuit of justice.

The greatest share of the vote was won by the Serbian Radical Party, which insists that Kosovo will remain an integral part of Serbia.

The Democratic leadership will now face furious recriminations from the party's left, which insists that the November elections gave them a mandate to end the war in Iraq.