Sentence examples for while insisting to from inspiring English sources

If Labour MPs think they can spend the next six months moaning about their leader while insisting to every passing journalist that they are all doomed, and then make up for it in four weeks by telling the voters how wonderful the Government is and how much it deserves to be re-elected then it is not Gordon Brown who ought to be accused of lunacy.

Which is good news for the Reef, but still means Australia is basically pumping money into an industry destined to be made redundant and makes about as much business sense as buying into what's left of the worlds' VHS tape manufacturing industry, while insisting to everyone that tape is timeless.

The former owner, Jon Hunter, while insisting to me that Wal-Mart had hurt his prospects, also said that he had been losing customers well before Wal-Mart because he had made bad decisions and couldn't afford to keep his shelves stocked.

Memo to the BCS, another Fleischer client... based on some of his career highlights, Ari Fleischer may turn your event into a Sunday morning flag fooball tournament, all the while insisting everyone's going to love it.

The gist was that all three men had known perfectly well that phone hacking was continuing on an industrial scale even while they were insisting to MPs that it was the fault of one rogue reporter.

She's been peddling inflammatory myths about the gay community and representing those myths as indisputable truths throughout her stint as a congresswoman, all the while insisting that her message "is to spread goodness and joy and wholeness and healing".

"I sometimes even have to resolve conflicts between couples, when the husband is opposing to FGM while the wife is still insisting to cut her daughters.

Because while Netanyahu insists to all who will listen that settlement activity in Jerusalem does not effect final status, the reality is that these settlement activities inside Palestinian neighborhoods are designed, explicitly and unapologetically, to block the two-state solution.

Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony called the contract ridiculous — while insisting, according to Marc Spears of Yahoo.com, that he's not pushing Lin out the door — and Denver Coach George Karl calls it part of a summer of N.B.A. contract foolishness, writes Sam Amick on SI.com.

The suggestion, made by Sir Tony Baldry, the Tory MP who speaks on behalf of the church in the House of Commons, came after David Cameron urged the church to "get with the programme", while insisting parliament had to "respect individual institutions … while giving them a sharp prod".

While insisting he wanted to keep Berahino, Pulis cited Liverpool's decision to sell Luis Suarez to Barcelona for £75m in July, saying "it was the right deal for the club".