Sentence examples for asserting that I would from inspiring English sources

"The decision was this: I needed to completely destroy my world view relating to philanthropy, as well as my relationship with him, and the fact that for 55 years I have been asserting that I would not go into politics," he said.

It even infiltrated my GCSE assignments: I insisted on writing up a piece of coursework on the Trojan War as a sports report, and when my English teacher asked us to write an essay entitled "What I hope to be doing 10 years from now", I confidently asserted that I would be joining England's tour of the West Indies as a cricket correspondent and the newly wed wife of the captain.

The officer told me not to interfere, while I asserted that I would stand up with the teen.

I remember asserting that I, too, would work my ass off to take back everything white supremacy had taken from my family, from my people.

At a news conference, Mr. Otellini defended the approach, asserting that it would not result in any performance disadvantage.

Even now, we can say that microRNAs play roles in this-and-that, but I am not sure that we can assert that it would be impossible to model a cell without including microRNAs.

Moffett has praised her character and the episode in which she appeared, asserting that: "If I'd had to write my ideal part in an episode of Doctor Who it would have been that script".

But it is unscientific to assert that it would.

He asserted that it would counter critics of the channel's past coverage of Bahrain.

It has become fashionable on the right to assert that it would be no big deal.

He asserted that it "would be contrary to the principle of non-interference in internal affairs".