Sentence examples for be asserted over and over from inspiring English sources

For some reason it needs to be asserted, over and over again, that the primary purpose of movies is to provide entertainment, that the reason everyone goes to the movies is to have fun.

General jurisdiction may be asserted over a defendant "whose activities in the forum state have been continuous and systematic...

It was much easier simply to assert over and over again that only the "worst of the worst" were housed at Guantanamo.

Baker asserts, over and over again, that even if everyone runs, we are never truly alone.

By making this request, Japan was asserting sovereignty over the Ryukyus (and acknowledging Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan).

Because asserting masculinity never really works, it has to be done over and over again.

It is asserted that a sense of ownership and control over learning is important for healthcare students coping with busy curricula and work placements [ 6, 8].

"In frightening someone," Blockley says, "you are asserting your power and control over them.

"In frightening someone," Tony says, "you are asserting your power and control over them.

Of course he will say that we are contradicting ourselves when we hazard the assertion, that falsehood exists in opinion and in words; for in maintaining this, we are compelled over and over again to assert being of not-being, which we admitted just now to be an utter impossibility.

The sequence is repeated over and over.