Sentence examples for asserting that the quality from inspiring English sources

In my last column I lamented the disappointing state of primetime drama on the broadcast networks, asserting that the quality of dramatic series on basic and pay cable was making it increasingly difficult to be satisfied by traditional network fare.

In a 2006 article in The Star-Ledger, Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz cite the episode when asserting that the quality of The Simpsons "gets much spottier" in season nine.

Aristotle consistently says that animals that are more intelligent have the "purest" blood; and more generally, he asserts that the quality of blood affects the intelligence and temperament of animals (see, e.g., Generation of Animals 2.6 744a28–32, Parts of Animals 2.4 651a12 16, 651a12 16).

Beral and Peto assert that the quality of death certification is sufficiently robust as the basis for trends in mortality.

However, it has been asserted that the quality of medical education research is poor, repetitive, not informed by theory, methodologically weak and does not pay attention to validity threats in quasi-experimental designs [ 5, 6].

Biomedical lobbyists have long been lukewarm on SBIR, asserting that the research is generally of lower quality than the rest of NIH's portfolio.

He felt that the acting from the cast was the highlight of the filming, asserting that the performance of Pine radiated star quality.

But by the time E.R. Brown wrote the 27th Indiana's regimental history, he was more concerned with asserting that the battle proved the equal "fighting qualities" of Northerners and Southerners.

TVA officials cite "extensive refurbishments, replacements and improvements" in asserting that the new implementation of its old plant will be "a safe, high quality nuclear unit".

The Riksstroke data was used for identifying improvement issues, for setting goals, and asserting that the stroke units achieved an equivalent standard of care and a certain level of quality of stroke care.

Writing at Slate, Patton Oswalt asserted that the most remarkable quality of the standup Louis C.K.'s television series "Louie" is its ability to give "outsiders a clear and affectionate feeling for a world they might not inhabit".