Sentence examples for a book asserting that from inspiring English sources

"For example, the library contained a book asserting that women are less reliable witnesses," the inspectors reported.

As the chairman of the Republican Governors Association, he has championed states' rights, bashed President Obama and written a book asserting that the federal government had overstepped its bounds on nearly every issue.

An editorial voice in news stories adds credence to the frequent charge that the Times' news reporting often displays a liberal bias — a critique that will not be lessened by the elevation of a woman brought up in a liberal-Democratic household on the West Side of Manhattan who worked for liberal Southern Democrats and wrote a book asserting that Clarence Thomas probably lied.

"Although the Resolution was non-binding, it set an international moral standard," he explained in his book, "asserting that the death penalty was a question of human rights, not just one of internal justice.

She further criticized the content of the book, asserting that "there is a lot of action in [Brisingr] but paradoxically not much forward motion".

PAGE A12 VERDICT IN KILLING IS FAULTED A new book asserts that a black radio journalist convicted of murdering a white Philadelphia police officer more than 26 years ago is not guilty and that the crime was actually committed by another man who is now dead.

A1 Book Details Chirac-Blair Rift A new book asserts that opposition to the war in Iraq by President Jacques Chirac of France was perceived by Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain as an attempt to undermine him.

Modestly, the book asserts that it is "a simple parable that reveals profound truths about change".

The new book asserts that Oppenheimer was a member not only of the party but of a secret cell at the University of California that helped set policy and write party literature.

In his post, Mr. Kesler described Dr. Bayoumi as a "radical pro-Palestinian professor" who, in his book, asserts that the American government "limits the speech of Arab-Americans in order to cement United States policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict".

The book asserts that Ms. Palin improperly coordinated an advertisement made on her behalf in 2006 by an outside group, the Republican Governors Association, and that she and her husband were far more involved in the controversial pressure campaign to fire a state trooper — who had been through a bitter divorce with Ms. Palin's sister — than they had let on.