Sentence examples for asserting when from inspiring English sources

This is what I am asserting when I ask, are we done with Duchamp?

What they are really asserting when they say that is that they believe protecting blue-collar jobs isn't really all that desirable, because they believe Americans think blue-collar work isn't really a desirable ends - that if anything, Americans see factory, small-business and agriculture jobs as merely a means to a white-collar professional ends.

RGB is never asserted when sync active low.

RGB is only asserted when Tri-state enabled low.

This is what Holocaust deniers assert when confronted with camp survivors, and it was what apologists for Stalinism asserted when faced with veterans of the gulag.

But, he asserted, "when it comes to health care, it's a mess in Texas".

The Gingrich grandiosity was on display, King asserted, when the new frontrunner "compared his wife to Jacqueline Kennedy and Laura Bush and Nancy Reagan".

FCA did not disclose the software to regulators, the EPA asserted when it first announced its accusations.

With few exceptions, the suit asserts, when Katz called Madoff's firm, "he did not speak to anyone other than Madoff".

The importance of the political order was, thus, negligible, as Jesus himself asserted when he said, "My kingship is not of this world".

One might have been tempted to assert, when personal computers first appeared in the market around 1980, that Digital's core capability was in building computers.