Sentence examples for asserting once again from inspiring English sources

Instead of making any of these arguments, which would have amounted to asserting, once again, that the world is rotten, Mr. Trump opted for transparent and traditional hypocrisy: He claimed to disapprove of lying.

It's telling that what the Brussels blog calls a "particularly nasty attack" was in fact a summary of Paul DeGrauwe's work indicating that European austerity has been deeply wrong-headed, in the course of which I quoted Mr. Rehn asserting, once again, that old-time austerian faith.

In 1255 Llywelyn seized Owain's lands and set out to assert once again Gwynedd's hegemony over Wales.

In response, he asserted once again that there had not been disagreements about the surveillance program, insisting that the dispute involved "other intelligence activities".

It could, they say, provide the legal framework for Mr. Bush and his successor to assert once again the president's broad interpretation of the commander in chief's wartime powers, powers that Justice Department lawyers secretly used to justify the indefinite detention of terrorist suspects and the National Security Agency's wiretapping of Americans without court orders.

"We assert once again that Stephen Ambrose is one of America's most original and brilliant historians," Simon & Shuster spokeswoman Victoria Meyer said today.

And we have to assert once again that government is not some far off entity that orders us around and intrudes into our lives.

Victorian prudishness, he asserts, has once again concealed the rough, uncultured truth.

Whether of the West or not, Putin demonstrates, for some, how a West that has forgotten its identity might rise up and assert itself once again.

When Steve Kroft asserted that, once again, we are the ones leading the operation in the Middle East, Obama cut him off.

A mere win against the Faroe Islands cannot vindicate the manager, but it would allow him a quiet spell in which to regroup and assert his authority once again.