Sentence examples for asserts sometimes from inspiring English sources

He asserts, "Sometimes it's not hours but years that pass in a single day," and that is precisely the sensation induced by this dreamlike and highly visual collection, where punctuation is often scarce and the plausible — a girl in a yellow bikini drinking Campari, say — can quickly turn surreal.

Quite a few politicians on the right assert, sometimes openly: we carry the torch of pure Christianity already irreversibly corrupted in the west.

As they have before, Mrs. Clinton and the Pentagon officials asserted, sometimes in the face of skeptics, that problems in Afghanistan and Pakistan must be dealt with together, and that terrorists from Al Qaeda and the Taliban insurgents are part of the same threat, even if they do not always coordinate their efforts.

People who are extremely introverted have problems asserting themselves sometimes.

One part practical and one part paranoia, this stock newsletter asserted that sometimes it is best to do exactly the opposite of what most people are doing with their money.

In recent days politicians have broadly asserted, and sometimes backtracked on shuttering mosques, registering Muslims in databases, waterboarding, creating a government agency to promote "Judeo-Christian Western values," as well establishing a religious test for refugee admission and the presidency.

To settle the issue, the city council reluctantly agrees to a series of parleys led by Atwater, Ellis and a facilitator (Babou Ceesay, whose British accent sometimes asserts itself).

"Doll, this town is insane," explained the artist, who was born Clarence Dennis Sanders roughly 42 years ago, in the shadow, he sometimes asserts in the stream-of-consciousness orations that pass for conversation, of Simon Rodia's famous towers in Watts.

Vilpponen asserts that we sometimes go too far in how we treat startups by not just telling them we want to have stories exclusively but by somehow determining if and when they get to talk to other journalists and bloggers after we run our post.

Collaged areas of ground-up herbs create the sculptural texture of protean faces that sometimes sink beneath layers of paint, sometimes merge with their surroundings and sometimes assert themselves forcefully.

Like her characters, Reichardt asserts her professional beliefs, sometimes at the expense of connection.