Sentence examples for asserts now from inspiring English sources

It was those games, she asserts now, that set them on the road to tennis stardom.

The tree, always an eight-foot Fraser fir chosen for the space between its branches ("You can hang ornaments inside, giving the tree a fuller look," Dad asserts), now has more than 300 decorations that have passed muster.

"The reliance on default opt-out or pre-selected 'tick boxes', which are largely ignored, to give consent for organisations to collect personal data will also become a thing of the past," the government asserts now, in its proposals to update domestic DP law.

Republicans like Barr, she asserts now, are serving a wealthy donor class, not ordinary folks.

Pointing to the real estate development encroaching upon their land just a few blocks away, Said asserts, "Now you have Doukalla [families originally from El Jadida outside Casablanca] benefiting from what we are entitled to".

Kerry asserted: Now I remember Iraq … Secretary Hagel and I both voted in the United States Senate.

It is often asserted now that the British public backed that judgment; in fact it wasn't given the chance.

That is another major feature of the Democratic message these days: an unabashed populist critique against Mr. Bush's Washington, the "special interests" and "corporate cronies" that the Democrats assert now dominate the government.

In "Don't You Say No" he reminds a woman that he pays for her cheesecake, valet parking and hotel suite, asserting, "Now it's time to please me".

Mr. Gore wants the world to know he is a fighter -- a quality that he needs to assert now to prod core Democrats to the primaries and a reputation he needs to build to woo independents in November.

Rather disingenuously, the government stated then, and continues to assert now in its response to the LaingBuisson report, that "we reject those options which would allow … profit-making organisations to deliver [statutory children's social services]".