Sentence examples for asserting that everything from inspiring English sources
He concluded the impromptu interview with the news media by asserting that "everything is positive".
BUT while asserting that "everything should be on the table," he acknowledged the lack of a real solution to the Playland issue.
Now that they (the private megabanks) are the recipients of this largess, they have become much hazier on methodology — asserting that everything anyone tries to measure is awfully complicated.
"For Now," the closing number in the Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q," asserts that everything in life is temporary — even George W. Bush is "only for now".
"The head of state asserted that everything must be done to avoid civil war.
Publicly, in many of these circumstances, politicians and other authorities continue to assert that everything is just fine.
As early as 1899, the director of the U.S. Patent Office, Charles H. Duell, blithely asserted that "everything that can be invented has already been invented".
Third, he asserted that everything should be taught first in the mother language, the mother language being the natural and practical language for children and the one that allows them to concentrate wholly on the business at hand.
Mullā Ṣadrā considered his unique contribution to Islamic philosophy to be his doctrine of nature, which enabled him to assert that everything other than God and his knowledge i.e., the entire corporeal world, including the heavenly bodies is originated "eternally" as well as "temporally".
