Sentence examples for asserted well from inspiring English sources

On McCain's assertions of Obama's apparent naiveté he asserted: "Well, you know, Senator McCain, in the last debate and today, again, suggested that I don't understand.

From that standpoint, he asserted himself well, allowing only two hits and walking one while striking out nine.

It is asserted that, well beyond the evolutionary progression of incremental steps characteristic of next version system releases, the field is overdue for developing a class of genuine design-centric, ab initio, CAD systems architectures effecting the original CAD vision through the powerful instruments of contemporary computing tools and technologies.

What is asserted may well be true but it is very difficult to call anybody to account to establish its reliability.

Iran, he asserts, "may well be willing to see Assad go if their interests can somehow be guaranteed".

This asserts the well known Banach open mapping theorem.

Building on Rosarivo's work, contemporary experts in book design such as Jan Tschichold and Richard Hendel assert as well that the page proportion of the golden section (21 34) has been used in book design, in manuscripts, and incunabula, mostly in those produced between 1550 and 1770.

"The Incredible Bulk" displayed the six-foot-six-inch, 315-pound Michigan State offensive tackle in his shirtless, muscle-bound glory and asserted he might well prove to be the greatest lineman ever.

I want to assert three well-established old ones.

This conclusion in the Sixth Meditation asserts the well-known substance dualism of Descartes.

There ends up being no real way to reliably know whether what is asserted as a well-known fact is really a much retold fiction.