Sentence examples for asserted on that from inspiring English sources

Blundell asserted on that point: "This is a fiction.

The conditional, like the disjunction, according to Grice, is true if he's in the pub, but misleadingly asserted on that ground.

But the Justice Department says he has flouted the order, noting that he continues to assert on that site that zero income tax returns are legal.

Writing in The New York Review of Books, Steve Coll assailed "Zero Dark Thirty" for taking fictional liberties from the factual record, all the while asserting on-screen that it is "based on firsthand accounts of actual events".

On Sunday, Trump asserted on Twitter that the United States could use "a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming" after temperatures tumbled below freezing for an extended stretch.

NBC asserted on Monday that "Today" had done just that, because it had stayed ahead in the 25- to 54-year-old demographic and had cut down on the total viewer lead that "G.M.A".

In the middle years of the twentieth century some philosophers even asserted, on conceptual grounds, that political obligation needs no justification.

In April, he asserted on television that Osama bin Laden was alive and that the al-Qaeda leader had been behind a suicide attack in February outside a U.S. base during a visit by Vice President Cheney.

Rebel activists in Syria asserted on Monday that a Syrian warplane had been shot down.

But a senior lieutenant asserted on Monday that America was wrong.

Mr. Kerry asserted on Saturday that the number of countries prepared to participate militarily was "in the double digits".