Sentence examples for I finally asserted from inspiring English sources

Twenty-two yeafterfthe the publication of Crime as Opportunity, Felson and I finally asserted in Opportunity Makes the Thief (Felson and Clarke, 1998) that opportunity is a cause of crime.

Van Horn, who missed seven of his first eight shots and had just 4 points entering the final period, finally asserted himself, scoring 6 straight points to pull them within 85-84.

How big does the Muslim-free zone have to be in lower Manhattan for you to be comfortable with it?" Stein kept repeating the question, as Uygur noted that there is already a mosque four blocks from Ground Zero, but Hennen talked past him, finally asserting that "the Huffington Post doesn't get it".

But with nine minutes remaining in a rugged basketball game, Connecticut center Emeka Okafor finally asserted himself.

Abu Jandal finally asserted that, because the embassy bombings were on a Friday, when the victims should have been in the mosque, they were not real Muslims.

By dying, after three hours of dithering, Hamlet has finally asserted his manhood, purged the corrupt court, and revenged his father's murder.

The Canadians initially ceded the top jobs to Reuters executives but, since ousting chief executive Tom Glocer last autumn, the controlling Thomson family has finally asserted itself.

Long Beach State (6-6) pulled to 58-55 with just over 11 minutes remaining before Kentucky finally asserted itself behind the freshmen stars John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins.

He finally asserted that while he might be willing to share some of his wisdom with President Trump, he would never serve in an official capacity.

After weeks of faltering starts, the American proxies in this southern strategy have finally asserted themselves in recent days, capturing a strategic town near Kandahar and occupying territory surrounding the city.

"I'm not big on biography, as you can tell," he finally asserts.