Sentence examples for asserted back from inspiring English sources

Hardy & Littlewood asserted, back in 1922, that "there is no reasonable doubt that the theorem is correct," and Echeverria, in a recent survey article, writes that "the certainty of mathematicians about the truth of GC is complete" (Echeverria 1996, 42).

As Forbes asserted back in 2013, "Stories are the perfect catalyst to building brand loyalty and brand value".

I would assert myself back in whatever way I could.

Asserting that back in China the couple would face the death penalty, he said of his clients, "They do not want to be killed".

Of the 200 grizzly old men surveyed, all 200 of them were able to confidently assert that back in the day "the ecstasy had you coming up like you wouldn't believe," with many adding that "kids these days wouldn't know what had hit them if they had one of our disco biscuits".

Of the 200 grizzly old blokes surveyed, all 200 of them were able to confidently assert that back in the day "pingers had you coming up like you wouldn't believe," with many adding that "kids these days wouldn't know what had hit them if they had one of our disco biscuits".

"Michael Grimm could make it back," asserted Geduldig.

But Mr. Putin said he agreed with fears expressed by Western leaders and United Nations officials that the 15-month-old Syria conflict is hurtling toward civil war, and he asserted that Russia backed neither side despite his country's longstanding support for the Syrian government, its last significant relationship in the Middle East.

But some advocates and Democratic lawmakers contended that Mr. Lazio lost interest in the Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Act before he entered the Senate race this past spring, and asserted that he backed a Republican version that removed the federal financing, charges Mr. Lazio has denied.

In the ever-rotating assignment of lead roles, players asserted themselves and melted back into the background with beautiful swiftness and musical instinct.

Was the German army defeated in the field in 1918 or was it (as the German rightwing asserted) "stabbed in the back" by agitation and unrest at home?