Examples of 'really insist' in a sentence
Meaning of "really insist"
really insist: This phrase indicates a strong or persistent demand or request for something to be done or accepted. It emphasizes the seriousness or urgency of the speaker's insistence
How to use "really insist" in a sentence
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really insist
If you really insist on buying them back.
Your lawyer should really insist.
If you really insist on getting some clues.
But you have to really insist.
If you really insist on not paying.
OK but only if you really, really insist.
I really insist you do not spend your own money.
Strong enough that he really insist to be a judge.
I really insist on the point of preparation because a botched trip can be a daredevil.
But if you really insist.
So I really insist that you take some of it with you.
But I will keep looking, if you really insist.
If you really insist on this.
Well, if you really insist.
You really insist on making me go out there?
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Modern, if you really insist.
That is why we really insist on appropriate nourishment for the horse.
We really, really insist.
If you really insist on being an idiot somewhere, try.
Dear Madam, do you really insist on Jara Benes?
If you really insist on replacing the tube lamps and / or starters yourself, proceed as follows.
We do really insist.
Hey, I really insist you learn the meaning of that word.
This is why we really insist on proper nourishment for the horse.
So I-I really insist that you take some of it with you.
Look, if you really insist on buying them back.
You really insist on standing around all day with a long face, all right?
Now if you really insist I murdered Lulu??
Do you really insist on this foolishness?
But do you really insist on using that cart?
Do you really insist on going to the hearing?
If you really insist on going, then kill me first.
My gosh … do you guys really insist on re-hashing the entire tortured relationship.
That is why I really insist on safety, regardless of passports.
Are you really insist on the go early on the Virgin Mary?
Well, if you really insist I will dance it with you.
Okay, I really insist you learn the meaning of that word.
Now if you really insist I murdered Lulu … I do not want to contradict you.
You really insist on doing this?
You really insist on fighting?
If you really insist on standing ' around, I do not dig the long face.
If you really insist on standin ' around, I do not dig the long face.
Ooh, daddy! You really insist on standing around all day with a long face, all right?
You really insist I should tell you?
If you really insist on going to law, fine, go ahead!
You really insist on this, ha?
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Examples of using Really
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There is some really great stuff in here
I really do not deserve to be treated like this
You hardly have really serious bites
