Sentence examples for asserting my point from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, I did an incredibly poor job of asserting my point of view this past Friday.

In asserting this point, and calming markets with massive liquidity injections, the central bank is basing its Keynesian policy on a wholly different analysis from that of economists and politicians promoting austerity measures in Europe and the U.S. The economic possibilities of nations don't depend on financial resources, but rather on human, technological and organizational power.

My point is not to assert that this is how others should see the issue.

Rather than asserting his own point of view, Lendl has focused on understanding Murray's.

Campbell so intently scrutinizes Margo's inner life that she does not seem to be asserting any larger point about American culture or human nature — but she is.

The answer is no, and I can honestly maintain that I'm asserting not a point of personal preference here but a literary imperative.

Mr. Wahid denounced the vote as unconstitutional and for three days refused to vacate the presidential palace, asserting at one point that Mrs. Megawati would have to evict him.

It seems to me that this response fails, since it is simply asserting the very point at issue: that the counterfactual account implies that Franz killed.

While there are times when the motivations of family members for asserting their particular point of view regarding the "well being" of a critically ill loved one are self-serving at best, more often the motivation is love.

He called Samson's language a "paradoxical assertion," where a person asserts a point in one part of a statement and then negates it in another.

FORECASTS involving climate change are highly uncertain, denialists assert — a point that climate researchers themselves readily concede.