Sentence examples for while also insisting from inspiring English sources

The point is the fundamental irrationality of insisting on cutting the deficit, while also insisting on preserving every penny of the tax cuts.

He debunked the myths of the American west (and the American dream) piece by piece, while also insisting that people were always better than the hardships they suffered.

She was a true matriarch of her extended family and strove first and foremost to protect them, while also insisting they perform to the best of their abilities.

After Moon took office, in May, 2017, he extended further feelers to Pyongyang, while also insisting that North Korean denuclearization must be part of any peace treaty.

Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials have been careful to say that they will tolerate inflation expectations above 2 percent while also insisting that it is not a Fed goal to push expectations above 2 percent.

The power of shows like "Breaking Bad" and "The Sopranos" lies in the way they invite the audience to identify with their antiheroes while also insisting they are not merely "difficult," but ultimately evil.

While Lehman's boss also blamed speculators, Cryan argued Deutsche was strong while policymakers also insisted any comparison is unfair.

"While we also insist on the reintroduction of weapons inspectors, our policy at the same time insists on regime change in Baghdad and that policy will not be altered whether inspectors go in or not".

England centre-back Gary Cahill is a long-term target for the Gunners, but yesterday Bolton rejected suggestions a £17m deal was on the table, while Southampton also insist no formal agreement has been done for highly-rated youngster Alex Chamberlain and Argentina starlet Ricardo Alvarez appears set for Inter Milan rather than Emirates Stadium.

While she also insisted that we consign Steffi to sleep in her crate at night, she encouraged us to make the crate "den-like" by stuffing it with favorite toys and by partly covering it with a sheet before we turned out the lights.

In an Internet interview on America Online and elsewhere, Mr. Bush portrayed himself as the high-tech candidate of the future while also vigorously insisting that he was the real heir of Reagan Republicanism.