Sentence examples for been asserting to from inspiring English sources

The protesters in Iran have been asserting to their oppressors that indeed there is justice out there, reminding them that God is greater than any leader, regime or even cleric.

But somehow the film's producer found out that our library owned a copy of this film, and they have been asserting to us that we need to buy an additional license, at three times the retail price we paid for the DVD, in order to lend the film.

Immersion, which can be seen as a form of cognitive and emotional absorption, has been asserted to promote enjoyment, engagement in a task and even learning.

Indeed, our results challenge ten of the most prominent theories that have been asserted to explain when courts will require disclosure.

This battle - erroneously - has been argued to be the "last battle of the Civil War" and equally erroneously been asserted to "widely regarded" as such.

Consumption of fermented milk products containing certain lactobacilli or bifidobacteria has been asserted to reduce serum cholesterol levels in humans [ 16, 24, 30].

Our findings demonstrate that when schizophrenia is carefully measured, it has been found to be neither especially abundant nor rare in American Indian tribal groups despite the fact they have factors that have been asserted to be etiologic or triggering.

The interfacial interactions were asserted to be the main reason for the differences in the optical emission.

In quantum mechanics, on the other hand, the randomness is asserted to be absolutely fundamental.

Neither of these exceptions is asserted to apply in this case.

Such a theoretical explanation is asserted to increase understanding of how the physical environment influences employee attitudes.