Sentence examples similar to assert one's opinion from inspiring English sources
"Let's be honest," asserted one voice.
Furthermore, standing up to an opponent to assert or defend one's opinions in a public forum demonstrates the courage of one's convictions.
First, Mr. Perry said New Yorkers had every right to approve same-sex marriage, asserting their state's opinion on an issue that the federal government has left to the states.
Shortly thereafter (1693), Locke wrote Remarks upon some of Mr. Norris Bookss, Wherein he asserts P. Malebranche's Opinion of seeing all Things in God and Examination of Malebranche.
A recent Atlantic article, "The Anti- Free-Speech Movement at UCLA," asserts that the school's decision represents an assault on free speech rights because, citing one scholar's opinion about the current legal standard, the University's action punishes speech based on its content.
Since the new paper is just a commentary -- one doc's opinion -- and not a new study, and since this opinion has been asserted many times already, I'm not sure I really get the reaction.
No one else's opinion matters".
At the time (1996), the documentary asserts, many people's opinions about African-American star athletes was informed, in part, by high-profile court cases involving the likes of O.J. Simpson and Michael Irvin.
There are many ways to assert that the New York Times's opinion operation is lazy and ineffective and in need of a shakeup.
