insisting

Prosecutors have fought the process, insisting that Maharaj is guilty and must remain behind bars.

The real problem is a society insisting its youth grow up too soon.

Corrin buckled first, insisting that Harris sleep on a sofa, then moving out.

The council concluded with the emperor Constantine insisting that the bishops come to an agreement over the wording of the creed.

They will start insisting that their economic and social views not only get taken seriously but start driving the agenda.

The result of that meeting was a deputation sent to the king, insisting on the adoption of the entire Spanish constitution.

William Weedham had bought Jeff the newspaper, insisting that he make a financial success of it and thus prove his worth.

"Probably that is all we shall do—just dream," said Betty, insisting upon being practical.

He broke out with some irritation, insisting that if it had not been returned it had been either lost or destroyed.

Well, my friend, I did well in insisting upon knowing the motives of your present uneasiness.