Sentence examples for asserts through the from inspiring English sources

Richard Ford, the American writer, asserts through the eponymous hero of his novel The Sportswriter that the trouble with professional sportsmen – and women – is that they're incredibly boring people.

Tenure associated with marine resources was asserted through the ownership of fish harvesting locations (e.g. streams, dip netting rocks, fish traps/weirs, coves), the rights to catch fish from specific locations (Turner and Jones 2000), when people could harvest, and who could harvest (Ramos and Mason 2004).

He asserts: "Through him, the hard left is beginning to exert a more suffocating grip on our party".

A forthcoming piece, by Steve Evans, in The Baffler, a leftist Chicago magazine, asserts, "Through men like Dana Gioia, John Barr, and Ted Kooser, Karl Rove's battle-tested blend of unapologetic economic elitism and reactionary cultural populism is now being marketed in the far-off reaches of the poetry world".

1096 (28 U.S.C.A. § 41(26), may be availed of for the litigation and final disposition of the rival claims of two states, each asserting through its officers the right to recover death taxes on the ground that decedent was last domiciled within its boundaries.

In event-existentials, the configuration of "VG ^ NG" expresses the event, whose existence is then asserted through its alignment with the clause-initial NGL.

To say that existence can be asserted through disappearance is to put the cart before the horse.

"Things are moving in the right direction," Mr. Cooper asserted, adding, "Through the combination of the new cars and some of the preventative maintenance, we're feeling we're in much better shape".

What little influence the Americans have is asserted through wary forays in armored vehicles, and by laser-guided bombs that obliterate enemy safe houses identified by scouts who penetrate militant ranks.

Criticism is the passcard to some of the attention-getting personality spectacles who assert through sheer chutzpah that they know what they're talking about.

Nor, as we shall see, is it important to the decree to be entered in this case that there may be unappropriated water to which the United States may in the future assert rights through the machinery of state law or otherwise.