Sentence examples for asserts in a from inspiring English sources

"Tarzan of the Apes" is both "prelapsarian fantasy in its conceit and Emersonian fable in its reach," Gerald Early confidently asserts in "A New Literary History of America".

"As far as Cold Feet is concerned, I've done that, got the T-shirt," he asserts, in a tone that brooks no contradiction.

The British ambassador, Christopher Meyer, asserts in a June 4 letter that the British government cannot accept a call for public inquiries because it would prejudice criminal investigations.

Public Citizen, the liberal consumer group, asserts in a new report, "These sham issue ads are really designed to help industry allies who face tough re-election campaigns".

While emphasizing the need for due process, she bluntly asserts, in a draft of her speech: "We recognize, however, that too often due process can become a glacial process.

Will Crutchfield, who has directed Bel Canto at Caramoor from the start, asserts in a program note that including Gilbert and Sullivan in the series is not a huge stretch.

Although the Rangers' record was probably not affected if Rodriguez did what Roberts asserts in "A-Rod: The Many Lives of Alex Rodriguez," that doesn't mean the supposed tipping was a victimless crime.

Mallow "was informed" of the situation, McConnell asserts in an email she sent to the California attorney general's office, "and did nothing to stop this enrollment.

"It won't happen," Mr. Hennessey asserted in a blog post last week.

Apparently: Peter Bradshaw of this newspaper asserted in a five-star review that it is "magnificent".

He also asserted in a statement that he would fight corruption and foster a broad national dialogue.