Sentence examples for asserts fully from inspiring English sources

"The deep-voiced Cumberbatch asserts fully self-justified treachery", asserted The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy.

In a not-so-atypical example of intra-continental insult, she asserted that fully 25percentt of British men were gay, and she did not mean happy.

In opening that chapter, he boldly asserted: I fully subscribe to the judgment of those writers who maintain that of all the differences between man and the lower animals, the moral sense or conscience is by far the most important...

That other world has now fully asserted its strange power.

Afghans want to fully assert their sovereignty and build a lasting peace.

By revealing the paint-splattered edges of the canvas, the paintings now fully assert their "profound break with the past".

But, before the philological and increasingly historical orientation of his interests could fully assert itself, Burckhardt spent three years in the study of formal theology.

What if Mr. Jones had broken his own one-minute rule, or if his choreography (created with Janet Wong and company members) had asserted itself more fully for stretches?

As a former New Yorker now living and teaching in the suburbs, I fully assert that "tolerance" of gays, while praised, is not often practiced.

The E.P.A.'s preliminary risk assessment, the council asserted, "does not fully reflect the best scientific information and is an insufficient tool for regulatory decision-making".

Against the English government he fully asserted his determination to obliterate the Statute of Provisors of 1390, which had outlawed the papacy's conferring of an office or benefice.