Sentence examples for asserted to a from inspiring English sources
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani asserted to a largely black audience in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn last night that a grand jury had found that Patrick M. Dorismond, the unarmed black man shot dead last March by the police, was responsible for his own death because of "the violent way in which he acted" during a brawl outside a Manhattan bar.
But in a fresh anecdote about Snowden's time with the NSA, Wired reported Snowden became completely disillusioned with the spy agency when former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper asserted to a senate committee that the NSA does not collect information on millions of Americans, or that it didn't do so "wittingly".
Because we recorded phenotypes as properties of species unless specifically asserted to a higher-level taxon by an author, any higher-level taxon used in a matrix was replaced by all the species within that taxon as listed in the Materials list.
"He asserted to an independent tribunal that he was assured by the doping control officer (DCO) that it would be acceptable not to provide a sample on account of him feeling unwell that day.
"The very soul of nonviolence is on trial here in Memphis," Dr. King asserts, to an audience only too familiar with Memphis's legacy of violence.
Growth during the 1980s and 1990s in patenting and licensing by American universities is frequently asserted to be a direct consequence of the Bayh Dole Act of 1980.
Francis had asserted to reporters, "A person who only thinks about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian".
We assert to have taken a societal perspective in calculating the costs of stroke.
'This,' Bindrim asserted, gesturing to a participant's genitalia and anus, 'is where it's at.
This logic has provided fodder for a strongly asserted opposition to a cosmopolitan ethic of global justice.
Other residents continue to assert loyalty to a company that they say once stood at the core of the town's identity.
