Sentence examples for assert at one from inspiring English sources

At Mr. Gingrich's town-hall-style meeting in rural Meridith, N.H., on Thursday, well more than half the audience were seniors, prompting a 22-year-old audience member to morbidly assert at one point that many of those in the room would be dead within the next decade.

Mr. Wahid denounced the vote as unconstitutional and for three days refused to vacate the presidential palace, asserting at one point that Mrs. Megawati would have to evict him.

It does not assert as one of its objectives the elimination or prevention of MH discrimination.

Their bosses assert that at one point the interns stepped away, allowing the producer to hustle Michaele Salahi and the crew through the club doors.

But National Security Agency NSAA) whistleblower Edward Snowden asserts at least one was caused by the U.S. government.

Though the Camp David summit itself collapsed, it led to far more positive results at the less formal talks that took place at Taba, in Egypt, in January 2001, without American participation.Even at Camp David, though a deal was never as close as asserted at the time, one might have been reached with more time.

Some other officials assert that no one at the White House advocated destroying the tapes.

"Vegan cheese destroys the soul," Gray asserts quite persuasively at one point; while after a shooting party she reports, with an interesting mixture of emotions: "My hands smell of expensive soap and gunpowder".

Unlike the multitouch patents that Apple asserted at the recent California trial, each one of which is specific to a particular gesture, this is a fairly broad patent that covers the way the operating system reports touch events to applications or purposely ignores them.

Chinese leadership is not monolithic and at the very least one needs to assert one's own interests.

At these moments, a more accessible virtual museum begins to assert itself, one that encourages interaction between art and the user.