Sentence examples for asserted not from inspiring English sources

He shared it on Twitter, though only to "let other people see how ignorant other people can be," he asserted, not wholly convincingly.

Commentators who think that there is too much regulation have asserted, not surprisingly, that Sarbanes-Oxley and increased United States regulation of public companies deterred Facebook from going ahead with an initial public offering this year.

In her pamphlet she asserted not only that women have the same rights as men but also that children born outside of marriage should be treated as fairly as "legitimate" children in matters of inheritance.

In Chicago Mr. Scalia asserted, not for the first time, that he is a strict constructionist, taking the Constitution as it is, not as he might want it to be.

Five months earlier, on May 26 , 1944 she had railed against the stress of living invisibly — a tension never relieved, she asserted, "not once in the two years we've been here.

A Disney spokesman, John W. Spelich, said, "It's a procedural decision that simply says the plaintiffs get a chance to prove what they have asserted, not that what they have asserted is true".

And just in case one of them is thinking of calling him a neo-colonialist, he cheerfully asserts: "Not guilty.

To like Acton, then, is to assert not just your culinary discrimination but your sense of moral justice too.

You're either a leader or a sheep, he asserts, not that he particularly wanted to be either.

People assume positions of power, he asserts, not by some intrinsic individual strength but solely by the populace who puts them there.

It asserts not only that the Holocaust is not unique, but also that in our capitalist, bourgeois world we are, all of us, potential and actual perpetrators.