Sentence examples for asserted as it from inspiring English sources

This was "not a bad experience", he asserted, as it drove his desire to escape once he had left Enfield grammar school.

"While Biden has been a strong voice on foreign policy, it has never been asserted, as it was about Cheney, that he was trying to advance his own agenda.

Both President Bill Clinton and President George W. Bush confidently asserted as much.

While Holy Land has not applied for federal grants, withdrawing its registration would prevent it from asserting, as it has in recent publications, that it has been "accepted and certified" by the aid agency.

The pharmaceutical association asserts, as it said in one recent advertisement, that "a government-run prescription drug plan" and "government controls" on prices would hurt the industry, slow research and ultimately harm patients.

It was asserted as if it were a fact and that it could be slipped through without approval.

It may be that a philosophical belief in universal human rights can survive the rejection of God as easily as a scientific belief that F=MA, but asserting as much doesn't make it so.

Tolstoy found that the historians seemed to agree; they asserted, as he puts it in his novel, that thousands of people went from west to east and killed each other just because a single man told them to.

With paid sex asserted as a group ritual, it was practiced even with frequent erectile dysfunction and when sex with a stable romantic partner was more enjoyable and satisfying.

Generally speaking, supporters of dynamic scoring don't offer any kind of serious economic analysis; they simply assert, as if it were self-evident, that the nation is always on the high side of the Laffer curve and that any tax cut will therefore pay for itself.

It is argued about, dismissed, renewed, denounced in fury, asserted as divine, criticized as pornographic.