Sentence examples for begins by asserting from inspiring English sources

Freud begins by asserting that Breuer, and not he, was the father of psychoanalysis (a statement he was to curtly retract a few years later).

The Declaration of Sentiments begins by asserting the equality of all men and women and reiterates that both genders are endowed with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

The brief begins by asserting the UK Government's "firm belief that corporations should not be able to act with impunity vis-à-vis human rights issues", and then proceeds to argue that multinationals should have exactly that – impunity.

But the FBI's report claiming how dangerous black activism is begins by asserting that violence inflicted on black people at the hands of police is "perceived" or "alleged," not real.

It begins by asserting that staple of the grumpy old man – that musicians aren't of the heroic calibre they once were – but becomes a celebration of trailblazing artists from Robert Johnson to Janis Joplin and Joe Strummer.

After a prologue explaining her "conscious uncoupling" from Corbyn-era Labour, she begins by asserting her right, as a Muslim, Glaswegian graduate of Hull uni to tell stories that are usually the preserve of Oxbridge-educated white men.

It began by asserting that the agency's "principles of independence, integrity and freedom from bias are at the heart of everything that Reuters News does".

In explaining Middle Eastern terror they begin by asserting that "the roots of Muslim rage are to be found in Islam itself".

Given that the Mayor's press release began by asserting that, "New figures show travelling across the capital is getting safer," that distinction is worth bearing in mind.

Romney had begun by asserting that culture explained the difference in G.D.P. between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, but soon he was claiming that culture also made the United States "the greatest economic power in the history of the earth".

As always, Thomas began by asserting that the relevant constitutional provision must be "understood in light of the historical practices that led the Framers to include it in the Bill of Rights".