Sentence examples for asserts that the work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reed was not accused of crimes and asserts that the work was "legitimate," but admits to lapses in judgment.

17), Pankaj Mishra asserts that "the work of David Foster Wallace, an estimable writer of undoubtedly great unfulfilled promise, can't bear the weight of meaning Smith bestows on it, deploying references that range from Zen koans to Noam Chomsky".

In the book, Dr. Landau, a noted authority on Pollock and his wife, the artist Lee Krasner, asserts that the works are genuine Pollocks.

The great agrarian writer Wendell Berry asserts that hard work is a privilege, and I whole-heartedly doff my cap in agreement.

And some critics assert that the work of some evolutionary psychologists is tinged with a misogynistic bias.

In court on Thursday, Sotheby's lawyer, Peter G. Neiman, also questioned why Cambodia had never previously sought the California statue, and cited a letter in which a Cambodian official asserted that the work "now belongs to the Norton Simon".

On Tuesday, as the second general strike since Dec. 10 began, Mr. Chávez and his ministers continued to denigrate the organizers of the protests and assert that the work stoppage had no tangible effect.

It is one thing to acknowledge that a work is the product or even the expression of a human experience and that it is designed to occasion certain kinds of experiences; it is something else entirely to assert that the work is itself an experience and nothing more.

Another description by Portland Community College asserted that the work is so lifelike that people have attempted to initiate conversation with the 'Umbrella Man'.

The interns asserted that the work they did on the late-night comedy paid them "no compensation or compensation at a rate less than the applicable minimum wage law," and that they were doing work for which wages were appropriate.

Mr. Hamingson said he was not concerned that the Public might be overextending itself by moving two major productions to Broadway within a month of each other, asserting that the works were in keeping with the Public's goals.