Sentence examples for with insisting from inspiring English sources

Some seem more preoccupied with insisting that people like me are really men.

We can't let those who want to protect the privileged get away with insisting that we do nothing until we can do everything.

Her work, written in the late fifties and the early sixties, seems obsessed with crime, and with insisting that crowded streets don't make crime happen.

As a result, many prominent politicians insist, and get away with insisting, that climate change is a hoax, a mantra that has gained some credibility through sheer repetition.

But "A Band Called Death" is more concerned with bringing out the personal connections behind their driven music than with insisting upon the group's distinction in the perennial music history search for oddities and firsts.

Looking out at her yard, in New Jersey, LaVette said, "I like to sit here and regret all this," starting with insisting to be cut loose from Atlantic when she might have made records with Burt Bacharach instead.

"Even editors you have no relationship with insist on coming to the show," he said.

(All but one of the patients I spoke with insisted on anonymity).

But most of the young married men I spent time with insisted their marriages weren't a "reaction" to anything.

"You won't have anything in common with the carriers," a director of a Los Angeles agency (which we decided not to work with) insisted dismissively.

Specifically on the question of whether to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities, he and several officials I spoke with insisted there is no longer much debate.