Sentence examples for asserts in from inspiring English sources

At one point Nascimento bluntly asserts, "In Brazil elections are businesses".

"Who needs Las Vegas when you've got Blackpool?" Warwick asserts in the opening credits, apparently seriously.

The McGreevey campaign asserts in its papers that such forbidden coordination has already taken place.

It is also a transition, as Jerrold Seigel asserts in his 1986 book "Bohemian Paris".

Cooper asserts in its complaint that the problems with Chengshan and the Chinese workers were expected by Apollo.

As Mr. Guare himself asserts in his program notes, "The Front Page" is already a great play.

It's a free world, Ken Loach asserts in his latest film with well-practiced disgust and unfortunately little hope.

D'Arcy asserts in today's Sydney Morning Herald: "I would say I'm a slim chance to go now.

Steve Coll asserts, in reference to international terrorism, that "the Taliban's record is nothing like Al Qaeda's" (Comment, February 28th).

All "profit and gain," he asserts in his poem, must be sought not for oneself but for the other.

"Gore is far more qualified to shepherd progressive causes than is Nader," Mr. Conyers asserts in the letter.