Sentence examples for assert is that from inspiring English sources

The first thing that, say, Michelle Alexander might assert is that not all social sins can be measured by counting.

Kennedy's differences with Carter on issues are not enormous; what he must assert is that he is more likely to get things done.

What these theorists correctly assert is that the market is the best information system known to man: it has millions broadcasting in real time what is offered and what is wanted at what price.

What the B.L.S. actually did assert was that, of these 1.51 million people, just 258,000 were in the labor force: 216,000 were working and 42,000 were unemployed.

Debatable, but often asserted, is that it also produces poor candidates and ineffective Presidents.

"The only problem with school for the kids who aren't achieving," Mr. Gladwell asserts, "is that there isn't enough of it".

"What we're asserting is that the country would be in a much better position if women were represented in leadership all across the country".

The problem, it is asserted, is that too many Americans consume their news from inside an echo chamber that reflects their existing prejudices.

A major reason for the fizzling of the 1989 rebellion in Tiananmen Square in Beijing, he asserts, is that it was improvised.

The reason, the group asserts, is that testimony by children, who are usually the principal witnesses in child rape cases, is often unreliable.

In the first case, what is asserted is that it is necessary that anything that is a cat is an animal.