In recent months, she has condemned "the Obama administration's environmental extremism" and asserted that "we can't say with assurance that man's activities cause weather changes".
Stating with assurance that they had only taught their daughters positive messages about their own.
"Today we can say with assurance that we are satisfied that we have such a partner.
Thus, we could assert with 95% confidence that the heteroduplexes formed at 35 cycles were <10%.
It is 'impossible to assert with any degree of assurance that congressional failure to act represents' affirmative congressional approval of the courts' statutory interpretation...
2363, 2371-2372, n. 1, 105 L.Ed.2d 1989(1989) ("It is impossible to assert with any degree of assurance that congressional failure to act represents affirmative congressional approval" of judicial interpretation of a statute) (internal quotation marks omitted).
And she occupies it with an assurance that makes us feel like humble, highly privileged trespassers.
Somewhere in "The Worst Intentions," the hilarious send-up of contemporary consumerism and class mania, Alessandro Piperno's protagonist asserts that "today we can say with absolute assurance that Karl Marx with his mania for predicting the future was grossly mistaken".
Petraeus, Mullen, McChrystal et al acted with the supreme self assurance that comes from two sources.
The discouragement of many of the soldiers is such now, he asserted, that they would gladly surrender if they could do so with any assurance that they would not be mistreated.
And the Grand Opera's music director, Patrick Summers, who had led the premiere, conducted with a stylishness and assurance that asserted his belief in the work and made you believe in it too.
