Sentence examples for assert it only from inspiring English sources

Since the dream of unlimited self-realization has survived slavery and segregation, perhaps I shouldn't be shocked that 85percentt of us still assert it only eight years after one of the worst race riots in American history.

"It was a cheap political stunt," Mr. McCarthy said afterward, asserting it only reaffirmed that Mrs. Clinton could not produce state income tax returns because "she is not really from New York".

Others assert it is only a matter of time before robots replace teachers, travel agents, interpreters and a host of other professions.

Henry never altogether abandoned the positive tasks of kingship and often interfered in business; though the world might think that England was ruled by the cardinal, the king himself knew that he possessed perfect control any time he cared to assert it, and Wolsey only rarely mistook the world's opinion for the right one.

He can only assert it, again and again, in various tones and pitches, as if the reader were hard of hearing.

King asserts it is the only Slayer song on the album.

In 1889 Baith Israel asserted it was "the only orthodox congregation in the city", and that year the board forced the resignation of a Mr. J. Folkart, for transgressing the laws of Yom Kippur.

Although Lion Feuchtwanger believed that Harlan's film relied heavily on his novel, Bergfelder and Cargnelli characterize the film as "based primarily on Wilhelm Hauff's novella" and assert that it only uses a few characters from Feuchtwanger's novel.

In the end, the Galactic Cap is likely meant for monogamous couples, since it doesn't provide full coverage of the penis (covering only the head and leaving the shaft bare); indeed, its packaging asserts it's for contraceptive use only.

If there is cause for fear, Ms. Riess asserted, it is for one reason only: "I believe Osama Bin Laden would much rather blow up George Bush than John Kerry".

What Rose has done is to highlight three specific traits that characterise the "engineering mindset": first, it asks "why argue when there is one best solution?"; second, it asserts "if only people were rational, remedies would be simple"; and third, it appeals to those with an underlying craving for a lost order, which lies at the heart of both salafi and jihadi ideology.