Sentence examples for asserted confidently from inspiring English sources

"My friends will be arriving by boat soon," she asserted confidently.

Some 42% of employers are worried about school-leavers' basic English skills, it asserted confidently last week.

The architect they hired for the next stage of their plan -- the restaurant -- asserted confidently that the building was zoned for commercial use.

After Sept. 11, Mr. Atick asserted confidently that at least two of the hijackers -- previously photographed and identified as possible terrorists -- could have been intercepted at Logan Airport in Boston had facial recognition technology been deployed there.

It was, in essence, a patriotic pep talk, short on details, in which the governor asserted confidently that his administration had solved budget shortfalls before and would do so again.

Using a similar argument, he questioned the account of a man who said he had survived the camp, where he was imprisoned as an 8-year-old child; Duch asserted confidently that he had made sure all children who entered the prison with their parents were killed.

And Afghan officials – from the provincial governor to the mayor to the police — assert confidently that security is under control.

The former ambassador to China skipped Iowa and bet his all on New Hampshire, clocking up more than 160 campaign events and asserting confidently that he could win first place.

In all cases, these interpretations agree with the minimal interpretation of E = mc2 that there are important cases where we have now learned enough to assert confidently that purported "conversions" of mass and energy are merely cases where energy of one kind is transformed into energy of another kind.

It is still sometimes asserted, quite confidently, that teenagers aren't interested in feminism – but the idea has never seemed more laughable.

But the summary of the latest report asserts more confidently that man-made gases have "contributed substantially to the observed warming over the last 50 years".