Sentence examples similar to asserting firmly from inspiring English sources

"A fine work is wedded to the time it takes to perform or read it," he asserts firmly in 1959.

Of this latest role, he asserts firmly that "nothing about my character Chris comes from my own life, everything is taken from the novel".

His friends ("I have very few friends," he asserts firmly, in a typical style of testing intimacy by keeping it at bay) tend to say of him fondly that he is impossible.

"We must assert firmly that society is against sex education in the schools".

In other words, can anyone assert firmly that there is nothing else to discover about the function of a protein?

I'm afraid it's impossible, Mary asserted more firmly.

Sometimes, as in the long, turning lines of glass, he manages to assert himself firmly enough to keep the old building at bay.

"The authority he's asserting is not firmly established," Mr. Nagareda said.

"I am firmly asserting to you," Mr. Mugabe told a rally in April, "that there will never come a day when the M.D.C. will rule this country -- never, ever".

Mixing these two teachings together, one can see that it is important to be peaceful while firmly asserting rights and beliefs.

During that time, Conta delivered powerful testimony against the defendants, firmly asserting time after time that they violated Police Department policy when they continued to strike and kick King after he was knocked to the ground.