Sentence examples for After asserting from inspiring English sources

After asserting that the Fair Tax would bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States, Huckabee said, "And here's the best part.

After asserting his control, Mansoor redoubled the Taliban's campaign of violence within Afghanistan, even succeeding in briefly capturing the major city of Kunduz.

After asserting Bush betrayed him, Kennedy went back to work again with that same administration on prescription drug coverage for seniors, only to see his support used to create a government handout for drug companies.

After asserting himself as a dynamic sixth-man with the defensive hustle and three-point range to rival the best, assisting his San Antonio Spurs side to the title in the process, Mills rapidly fell back to earth.

After asserting that the useful results of science are "communicable," he states that painting is similarly clear: unlike poetry, he argues, painting presents its results as a "matter for the visual faculty," giving "immediate satisfaction to human beings in no other way than the things produced by nature herself".

After asserting prior to its release that it was "bound to be one of the most dissected pop collections in years", Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the album "rivals the force and the power of It Takes a Nation" while "maintaining commercial and artistic credibility in the fast-changing rap world" with original music.

(This is after first asserting that his father lacked ego).

With one ethnic group after another asserting its identity and proclaiming independence, the Turks faced political eclipse.

His son, Jason Thompson, 38, had to apologize after twice asserting that voters have an opportunity to send President Obama "back to Chicago — or Kenya".

After first asserting that the Gottis were victims of a vendetta by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and by federal prosecutors, Bruce Cutler, their lawyer, said that the men would "be together in spirit" on Father's Day.

Nevada was the first to implement death by lethal gas, in 1921, after again asserting that it was "the most humane manner known to modern science".