Sentence examples for asserts by from inspiring English sources

The film's central character, Reverend J. D. Gray (McCrea), is, of course, the steadfast soul of morality — which he asserts by standing up to the white mob (in a saloon, with a pair of six-guns) as soon as he arrives in town.

Furthermore, Sonmez asserts, by repetition, learners can make sense of the new information and recover prevailing knowledge from their memory.

The error costs that accrue when legal enforcement is ordered against a person who has not in fact made an enforceable contract are kept small, Scanlon asserts, by the strict and fairly formal requirements for entering into a contract (Scanlon 2001: 108).

The Washington Post asserts, "By the late 1990s, no D.C. politician would dream of running for office without dropping into Ben's".

The tale is held together, she asserts, by its attractive central character, and points out that, like many girls' books of the period, it is set indoors and revolves around household chores and duties.

This change will only be realized, the report asserts, by making sure colleges, parents, and school counselors embrace eleven recommendations, including everything from devaluing the role of testing (where no student takes the ACT or SAT more than twice), to contributions to family, to expanding students' thinking about "good" colleges.

The converse of the assertion that natures are goals as beneficiaries is also often asserted by Aristotle as a first assumption of natural science.

The claims asserted by Infigen, therefore, could not be patented.

And indeed, this principle, as asserted by Mr. Wolfram, leads to a startling conclusion.

Bopp demonstrated in 1839 that the Celtic languages were Indo-European, as had been asserted by Jones.

This seems a recipe for omnipresent rebate packages, which then undermine the confidence asserted by the sticker price.