Sentence examples for asserts into from inspiring English sources

As Brown often frustratingly asserts into her mic, "people need to read".

That need for high-quality content extends beyond online video, Mr. Pitaro asserted, into realms like apps, blogs, video blogs and games played on video consoles or online.

I assert into the space, some distance over my scorched and glistening core -- my guts -- and say, "I'd like to become a successful writer".

These concepts remain manually asserted into the hierarchy under the nearest formally defined concept.

The equivalence between a named class A and a class description D can be asserted into the terminology by using a class definition (denoted by ≡).

The resulting relationship is asserted into the main GO editors ontology as a SubClassOf axiom, and this axiom is tagged with an axiom annotation marking it as having been inferred by an automated procedure.

They're all current examples of things that go wrong when either the government wrongly asserts itself into religious issues or the church tries to break down barriers (or makes powerful accusations against the government) in an attempt to exert improper influence on the business of the state.

The value of supporting Assad for Putin outweighs the risk of whether Russia, as Obama asserts, gets "sucked into a quagmire".

The advice Ms. Henkel now offers to nursing home administrators: "Get out there, get to know people in the community, assert yourself into the local emergency planning system".

Armstrong has been allowed to go on long narratives about his family, his children, his "process," and change subjects without Winfrey asserting herself into the conversation.

"If you start letting a guy like Rush Limbaugh in, he would assert himself into one of these committees and he will start to talk about policy.