Sentence examples for assertion delivered from inspiring English sources

That assertion, delivered through tears to a group of reporters and photographers, only raised the question of who was watching the children during the hour between the end of day care and the boy's death.

Perhaps more inopportune was his assertion, apparently delivered ahead of the 2007 European Cup semi-final against Chelsea, that he would "never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool, no matter what".

These assertions were delivered with a precision and a certainty that few people could have doubted, except that there was no man in a flannel shirt and no admonition from the subject's mother.

It is a bold assertion but one delivered without hubris.

Which brings us to the most ridiculous Republican assertion of all, delivered by the increasingly opportunistic Senator John McCain, that President Obama hid the fact that the Benghazi attack was an act of terror so that he could win the election.

Second, he challenges my assertion that in delivering real growth of schools spending up until 2015 the coalition has gone beyond any pledge that Labour made.

He delivered each audacious assertion with deadpan conviction.

Squarely in his element, Rick Santorum delivered a confident assertion of the need for moral leadership in the political realm at the Values Voter Summit in Washington on Friday.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt's recent assertion that the reorganisation had delivered just £1bn of savings is an admission that the reforms had failed.

The news of Mr. Larijani's departure came after Mr. Ahmadinejad dismissed the negotiator's assertion that Mr. Putin had delivered a nuclear message to Ayatollah Khamenei during his visit to Tehran.

The Penske Media Corporation, she contends, has not delivered promised resources — an assertion that a Penske spokeswoman called "patently not true".