Sentence examples for When asserting from inspiring English sources

Mr Jacobson is best when asserting the merits of a smart comic novel.

It is silliest when asserting that "by imagining themselves into the body of Sasquatch, white working-class men could imagine themselves as black, as women, could come in contact with their own souls".

Mr. Santorum is the only one of the three who can actually appear heartfelt when asserting, as he did today on Morning Joe, that "the central issue of the day is government oppressing and taking away our economic freedoms".

In a statement to the Guardian, Halo said it had not concluded which side had deployed the weaponry or when, asserting that it "could have been any time within the last three decades".

But even when asserting that he is not playing much of a role in the campaign, Mr. Clinton has startled aides by reciting word-for-word some daily attack Mr. Lazio has made against the first lady.

Indeed, Kennedy's famous public airing of the photographs showing cleared palms and vehicle tracks scored into the earth still had sufficient public currency to have been mimicked by Colin Powell when asserting graphic evidence of Iraq's WMD to the UN in February 2003.

The fascinating efforts of Anonymous can be messy, but so are many freedoms when asserted so boldly.

"The question is not whether there will be a transition to flat panel, but when," asserts Chris Zagorski, manager of peripherals marketing for Dell.

Dually, par will generate a splitting when asserted by the Opponent, thus the particle rule will let the defender choose the context.

Knowing when to assert themselves and when to let art speak for itself was part of the answer.

"In that sense, Rick chooses very carefully when to present himself, when to express his views, when to assert himself".