In Parliament, as his colleague, I assert that he was a seriously underused talent by the Labour leadership.
Where they promote the new mythology as an antidote for self-absorption, I assert that they are manufacturing a drug that induces it.
Normando was in the audience as I asserted all of that in my lecture, nodding in agreement.
The nature of terrorism has itself become a philosophically debated question, some philosophers going so far as to assert that terrorism is justified in some real-world circumstances.
Some contrarian scientists, as I wrote in my piece, assert that clouds will change in a way that largely offsets the human release of greenhouse gases.
Is that why you chose Peter's dance company as the vehicle to assert that idea, that dance is a major, front-and-center art form?
Now, as then, they will assert that reining in global warming is a political priority.
And in a nod to conformity, standard-issue Interstate symbols dot the highways, as if to assert that I-278 has at last replaced the Gowanus Expressway in the public imagination.
As to the colonies' dependence on England, "We may as well assert that because a child has thrived upon milk, that it is never to have meat".
Microsoft asserts that as many as half of its Xbox customers already have high-speed, or broadband, Internet connections.
"Now, as then, I can assert that these conclusions have a certainty exceeding ninety-nine per cent.
