Sentence examples for asserted that the story from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Republican officials in Florida, Univision called the allegations being made against it "patently absurd" and asserted that the story was "truthfully and accurately reported".

One reviewer for The Liberator asserted that the story was "terribly sad and painful," and that even if untrue in literal terms, "it would do admirable service for the Abolitionists" by inspiring antislavery sentiments among readers.

He apologised for the Max Mosley "Nazi orgy" story, saying that Myler "had asserted that the story was both true and in the public interest, and it was later found by the court to be neither, and that was something that is a matter of great regret".

His latest serial, The Shooting Star, initially featured the United States as the primary antagonists; explaining this, Hergé asserted that the story revolved around the theme of "the rivalry for progress between Europe and the United States".

Rubio's stature as a popular Latino Republican, one who has been mentioned as a vice-presidential candidate, has led some to assert that the story itself was a "hit job".

Consider this a dispassionate defense of Clemens (and by extension Barry Bonds), but only in the narrowest sense, that Mitchell, while outing him, was also asserting that the story, in a broader context, is ultimately not about Clemens, ace of the all-tainted team until he proves otherwise, any more than it is about Bonds, its cleanup hitter.

In an interview last year, the VA's undersecretary for health, Dr. Robert Petzel, asserted that the horror stories about veterans having to wait weeks and months for mental health services were a thing of the past.

Even journalists were taken in: a number of newspaper stories asserted that the rate of U.S. losses there fell after the handoff.

On Monday, Reuters ran a story that asserted that the Obama administration's plan to allow the Bush-era tax cuts to expire was going to violate a campaign promise by allowing "backdoor tax increases that will result in a bigger tax bill for middle class families".

She asserted that the tour was a "pop-electro opera" because the theatrics and the story elements interwoven in it were played like an opera.

Campbell describes a story in the Sun last week, which asserted that the Queen backed Brexit, as "cock".