Sentence examples for asserting the new from inspiring English sources

As platforms draw those lines, they are quietly asserting the new contours of public speech and priming the political battles that will test them.

The blog summed up the problem succinctly by asserting the new Facebook rules amount to: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content.

A contentious hearing broke out yesterday on Capitol Hill when the House Select Committee To Protect American Culture followed up on the Fox News story asserting the new Muppets movie, and the Muppets in general, had a leftist, anti-corporate agenda.

Land Rover asserts the new vehicle's all-aluminum unibody structure is 39 percent lighter than the steel body it replaces.

Czarist, Beaux-Arts and Stalinist buildings represent the old, while the glass-enclosed Globus luxury mall (and McDonald's) assert the new.

It's a fascinating trend that boomer and post-boomer parents who asserted (and were raised to assert) the new freedoms (in the immortal phrase from "A Serious Man") now worry that their own children have too much of them.

The critics assert the new system will discourage television networks from developing, scheduling and running such programs and discourage marketers from advertising on shows still geared toward black and Hispanic viewers.

Wolff asserts, "The New York Post may have lost more money than any other media enterprise in the media business," later revealing that current Wall Street Journal editor Robert Johnson has told him not to underestimate the London Times in that regard (and Johnson should know, he used to edit the Times).

There are, as things stand, some significant problems in asserting that the new body is truly independent of the press.

"I was just keeping my head above water," he said, asserting that the new regulations translated into an extra €800 in income tax per year.

"That's why they are already illegal," Mr. DeMint said, asserting that the new law was a dangerous, even "Orwellian" step toward "thought crime".