Sentence examples for will insist this from inspiring English sources

I suspect that like most things, companies will insist this is axiomatic, right up the point where it loses them money, which is when things will change.

No doubt some will insist this is the unsavoury truth, just as there are those who refuse to believe that Henri Paul was drunk in charge of a princess.

The Liberal Democrats will insist this is a "red line", but cannot escape the fact that they are propping up a government openly preparing to rip up human rights.

Instead, she will insist, the closest thing to this that can be true of a time, t, is (for example) that t was future, is present, and will be past, where the verbal tenses of the verb 'to be' in this claim are not to be analyzed away (just as the apparent references to the putative A properties pastness, presentness, and futurity are not to be analyzed away in favor of reference to B relations).

The ECB and the IMF will insist that this is the road to disaster, but their credibility on this point is near zero.

"We will insist on this issue," he added.

While there are those who will insist that this is not the right time for a reversal of the Defense of Marriage Act, it is important to remember that there is never, ever, a wrong time to do away with discrimination, whether officially sanctioned or otherwise.

Leading Tory Brexiters will insist that this is a travesty of their position; they want Britain to access more global trade and not be imprisoned, they crazily claim, by the confines of the slow-growing European Union and its bureaucratic inability to cut aggressive trade deals with the rest of the world.

But they will insist that this is an error.

Just as outlets insisted the church burnings in the 1990's were religious issues and not black issues, media today will insist that this isn't terrorism.

Even when I explain that I have been married only once, to the same girl I fell in love with a half century ago, they will insist that this cannot be true.