I was stumped by a lot of them, I'm sorry to say, but I can assert with conviction that the inspiration for "Hey, Jude" was not Judith Krantz.
William Kristol, the founder of The Weekly Standard, ventured to assert with conviction on Fox News, "She can recover substantially if she gets the proper rehabilitation".
While many quickly connect asexuals with organisms like mosses and amoebas, one man asserts with conviction that there's "no such thing" as asexual human beings.
Thus, irrespective of the attractive hypothesis that the muscles of children and elderly men are damaged less than those of young adults because their muscles contain fewer type IIb muscle fibers, we cannot assert with conviction that this is the only reason why the muscles of children are less sensitive to exercise-induced damage.
His animal vitrines asserted with real conviction that you can make art with anything and be a genius because of ideas, not skill.
And if Big Ben is indeed a "bad guy," as I've heard many friends assert with the conviction of someone who's just been spurned, then surely there is a net positive effect from all the recent attention devoted to condemning his alleged mistreatment of women.
Every campaign asserts, with seemingly genuine conviction, that the mere stepping of a spouse into the spotlight "humanizes" the candidate.
People don't realise this, she asserts with the fiery, wild-eyed conviction of an angry down-and-out.
He refused to defend Nutt, and asserted his conviction that ecstasy was as harmful as heroin and crack cocaine.
Make better wines, Matt Kramer asserts, with reason.
He appeared to assert that a conviction of McDonnell would criminalize normal interactions between citizens and government officials.
