Sentence examples for asserted that at the from inspiring English sources

I recently heard the novelist Hilary Mantel deliver a brilliant lecture at the British Museum, in which she asserted that, at the time of the French Revolution, the scandal of the monarchy "focussed the rays of misogyny" upon a single body, that of Marie Antoinette.

They also asserted that at the time of the collision they had lost contact with Brasilia ATC, and their anti-collision system did not alert them to any oncoming traffic.

WILLIAM N. HOKE Manhattan Beach, Calif., Sept. 16, 2011 To the Editor: Paul Krugman is correct in asserting that at the crux of the next presidential election are conflicting moral visions.

The report asserts that, at the urging of the bank — which provides loans to developing countries with an explicit goal of fighting poverty — East Timor saved too much of its precious petroleum revenues rather than spend them on social projects, an approach that contributed to needlessly high levels of poverty and unemployment.

The insider who has worked in security for many years asserts that "at the top level" the management of security at Locog was "thoroughly amateurish and incompetent".

Believing that entropy values covary with the size of the universe, Gold asserts that at the maximum radius the thermodynamic arrow will 'flip' due to the re-contraction.

Gold, as we said above, asserts that at the maximum radius the thermodynamic arrow must 'flip' due to the re-contraction.

Thus, we may assert that at the oxidant rate of 0.01250 0.01875 m/s and higher values, the pyrite conversion takes place in the kinetic or internal diffusion areas in the air oxygen presence.

Shinran emphasizes the distance between this world and the realm of enlightenment by asserting that at the point in history when conditions were ripe for teaching and reception of the Pure Land path, the entire drama of regicide and betrayal was played out by incarnated bodhisattvas precisely to allow for the introduction of the Pure Land teaching.

She then disputed the idea that doubling US coal exports will drive global warming, before repeatedly asserting that "at the end of the day, the key argument is always going to be about creating jobs".

From this we assert that at the threshold of top 20 percentile outlying scores, our detection method is correct about 97% of the time (2 false positive in 64) in a priori identification of SFPs from the Affymetrix rice genome array data using RNA-based datasets.