Sentence examples for asserts at from inspiring English sources

But she asserts at the end that 'an individual life is interesting enough to merit examination' and her book is testament to this.

While the group takes pains to say it has nothing against Muslims, who "can be and usually are peaceful and respectful," it asserts at the start: "The Quran contains many lies and threats.

Mr. Bell asserts at his Web sites (www.nite.org and www.tax-gate.com) that "most U.S. citizens have never been actually subject to the income tax" but that the "uninformed and naked claims" of employers, major news organizations and the I.R.S. have tricked people into believing that their income is subject to tax.

The speaker utters "Some athletes smoke" and thereby asserts "At least some athletes smoke" (E).

But National Security Agency NSAA) whistleblower Edward Snowden asserts at least one was caused by the U.S. government.

Rousseau depends here on his thesis of natural goodness, which he asserts at the beginning of the book, and his educational scheme involves the protection and development of the child's natural goodness through various stages, along with the isolation of the child from the domineering wills of others.

UBS certainly asserted at the Tennessee trial that it was willing to talk.

Dumbledore is, as his creator, J. K. Rowling, asserted at Carnegie Hall, gay.

Karl Rove, the Bush campaign strategist, asserted at a news conference that the facing-page design was not unusual.

"I think I will get a very positive reception," she asserted at her first postelection news conference, in Manhattan.

"People are happy with the performance of the police," the deputy interior minister, Sami Sonmez, asserted at a parliamentary hearing last year.