Sentence examples for asserting that the best from inspiring English sources

A ruthless army major captures the men and explains that "freedom fighters" are actually "crooks," asserting that "the best thing is to line them up and shoot them".

By the eighteen-eighties, the critic Eduard Hanslick was asserting that the best conductors controlled every note and inflection emanating from the musicians under their command.

In the past few years, the field of development has come to a similar conclusion, with many aid workers asserting that the best way to fight poverty is to strengthen the positions of women and girls.

The Kerry campaign responded by releasing a memorandum from its pollsters, Mark Mellman and Tom Kiley, advising that "polls fluctuate often in meaningless ways" and asserting that the "best way to look at the plethora of public polls is to simply average the results" of a variety of recent ones.

Mrs Thatcher consciously followed in the footsteps of the late French President in asserting that the best way to build the European Community was "willing and active co-operation between independent sovereign states" - a new version of De Gaulle's "Europe des Patries".

In 1970 future Nobel economist Milton Friedman published a famous essay asserting that the best corporate citizens were those who maximized their profits within the legal boundaries set by society.

Mr. Roman, for one, asserts that the best hairpieces -- as with silk suits and sports cars -- originate in Italy.

Many opera buffs assert that the best seats in the house are the most affordable ones: up in the balcony and family circle.

It asserted that "the best scientific evidence of the time" warranted a lower-fat diet for people at high risk of heart disease.

They declared their preferred Hollywood directors to be the equals of directors working in any other country or system, and asserted that the best directors were artists as important and personal as writers, painters, or composers.

Nestled snugly among the powerful, many of us are tempted to assert that the best always rise to the top -- and that those who do not reach the apex themselves are held back by lack of merit alone.