Sentence examples for asserted repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kennedy asserted repeatedly that he was not a theocrat.

President Bush has asserted repeatedly that intelligence is about protecting America and saving lives.

According to the onetime Renaissance employee, Mercer has asserted repeatedly that African-Americans were better off economically before the civil-rights movement.

Credit Suisse countersued and has asserted repeatedly in court that its Yellowstone loan wasn't unusual and didn't cause the club's troubles.

Mr. Lazio, she asserted, repeatedly sought to obscure parts of his record to accommodate the Democratic electoral terrain in New York, while Mr. Bush has run more explicitly as a Republican.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama asserted repeatedly that he would be willing to launch an attack in Pakistan if the United States had information about terrorists' whereabouts and Pakistan refused to act, a stance that was scorned by his rival, Senator John McCain.

During his campaign for the presidency, Mr. Gore has tried to avoid the subject, issuing rote answers about the Clinton "mistake" and asserting repeatedly that the public cares about the future, not the past.

"There are absolutely no grounds for considering homosexual unions to be in any way similar or even remotely analogous to God's plan for marriage and family," the document said, asserting repeatedly that marriage should be reserved for heterosexual couples.

[Page A15.] Questioned at length about the war for the first time since the former chief weapons inspector in Iraq said last month that Mr. Hussein did not have stockpiles of unconventional weapons, Mr. Bush acknowledged that he might have been wrong in asserting repeatedly before the invasion that Iraq possessed such weapons.

Although today's Russell report was mostly positive in its dismissal of allegations against climate scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA), it did assert repeatedly that scientists there needed to show more "openness".

He asserts repeatedly, after laying out the 'providence or atoms' options, that the world is in fact governed by an intelligent nature of which he is a functional part, like a citizen of a state (iv.3, x.6).6