Sentence examples for been asserting from inspiring English sources
verb
To declare with assurance or plainly and strongly; to state positively.
- He would often assert his beliefs to us
For more than 100 years we have slowly been asserting our right to shape ourselves.
Otherwise, maybe Senator Obama is a more conventional politician than he's been asserting all these months.
Julie has been asserting her party's claim that they will protect Wales from UK government cuts.
That said, the courts have been asserting their authority over parliament in recent decades.
In foreign policy, he has had to cope with a resurgent China, which has been asserting territorial claims (see Banyan).
As I've been asserting lately, with the buildout of the "Knowosphere," we may be poised to surmount that barrier.
This much has been asserted.
"It has been asserted that he is conservative," he said.
Many associations have been asserted without objective data to support a causal relationship.
Which of the following has not been asserted by Stark?
He is asserting himself".
