Sentence examples for asserts no such from inspiring English sources
"There is," he asserts, "no such thing as reproduction".
According to Kelly, her book asserts no such thing. .
We have asserted no such thing.
In 1998 Andrew Wakefield, then a lecturer at London's Royal Free Hospital, suggested that MMR could cause autism and opined that single-use vaccines should be used instead (although the paper he based his recommendations on asserted no such link).In this section Strangers in the house Who's for the hot seat?
It is so skewed against accountability that even when Administration officials assert "no such conversations occurred", they still invoke Executive Privilege to keep from testifying.
Prosecutors will assert that no such agreement existed and that Mr. Bacanovic and Ms. Stewart conspired to concoct such a pact to defend themselves against what they thought would be insider-trading charges after her sale of the shares.
In the same long-gone era, however, Shawn accepted "ram it" in a piece by Trillin about Lester Maddox, the governor of Georgia, who said publicly that "the federal government could take its education money and 'ram it.' " Shawn at first asserted that no such ramming was going to occur in The New Yorker.
Paul Keyser, a software developer at I.B.M. and the author of "Greek Science of the Hellenistic Era," told me recently, "Those scholars who study the history of science tend to focus on science beginning with Copernicus and Galileo and Harvey, and often go so far as to assert that no such thing existed before".
Each alleged victim interviewed asserted that no such fraud had taken place, and that they had successfully cast ballots in 2010 for the candidates of their choice without any coercion or meddling.
No British-born painter we know of had ever before asserted any such thing.
The Loose canon asserts that all Christian funerals have a basic democracy as all are valued equally and asserts 'there is no such thing as a Christian celebrity funeral' What absolute nonsense.
