Sentence examples for work insisting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Young denies this was his work, insisting that local officials and their congressman, Connie Mack, wanted the switch.

"An old lady stopped by and scolded my work, insisting there had never been any Gypsies in Cologne," Mr. Demnig said.

He makes no distinction between that and his most avant-garde work, insisting that both involve stepping out of his "comfort zone".

Mr. Allbaugh said that he had played no role in helping Shaw or Kellogg get the work, insisting that help with federal contracts is not a service he offers to clients.

At one point, Porter pre-empts the obvious criticism of his work, insisting that his life really is like a Carry On film, leaving him no choice but to depict it as such.

As if to rescue Day from suspicion, the show's catalog makes a pointed effort to deflect a homosexual reading of his life and work, insisting that nothing specific about his proclivities has been documented, which is true.

Not only loss or lack drives us to the wild, his recent work insists.

Waters's work insists that there's an America out there few people dare speak of.

"If I can find a job, I'll go to work," insists Marie-Michelle, "but there isn't any work".

His first student was Ian McEwan, who, as well as submitting his usual academic work, insisted on turning in short stories as well.

She and Ms. Winfrey weren't friendly off the bat, but when a blizzard descended one night, Ms. Winfrey, who lived closer to work, insisted that Ms. King stay over.