Sentence examples for asserts he is from inspiring English sources
Another biographer John Collis believes that Morrison's style of jazz singing and repeating phrases preclude his lyrics from being regarded as poetry or as Collis asserts: "he is more likely to repeat a phrase like a mantra, or burst into scat singing.
Now, he asserts, he is on the victim's end.
In fact, Eisenberg asserts, he is barely in it.
Mr. Bush asserts he is withholding details about Mr. Cheney's task force to protect the right of a president to get unvarnished confidential advice.
The kingdom's day-to-day ruler, Crown Prince Abdullah, is seeking to demonstrate, aides say, that he and other Arab and Muslim leaders are doing all they can to avert a military assault on Iraq without directly challenging the Bush administration's position that war is coming if Mr. Hussein fails to disgorge the weapons of mass destruction that Washington asserts he is still hiding.
In response, AuctionWatch CEO Rodrigo Sales asserts he is operating within the law because the listings are public domain, and that he's considering asking the courts to force eBay to remove the block.
But it's not just Mr. Cooper who asserts he's right at home.
But as a young man, Bunker asserts, he was also constantly afraid of failure.
The press release in the current National Geographic shows no evidence of any engagement, and Professor Begley himself asserts he was not contacted.
The same is true of Henryk, who asserts he was a young child during Jedwabne, although the chronology doesn't bear him out.
