Sentence examples for books assert from inspiring English sources

But Kevin Keegan, a high-school journalism teacher from Silver Spring, Md., protested that a number of grammar books assert that it is incorrect to use a pronoun with a possessive antecedent like "Tony Morrison's" -- that is, unless the pronoun is itself a possessive, as in "Toni Morrison's fans adore her books".

The doctor, Dr. W. David Hager, teaches at the University of Kentucky and has written popular books asserting the healing power of faith in Jesus.

It mentions a 1977 F.T.C. order that prevented a company from advertising Spider-Man vitamins on television and in print advertisements in comic books, asserting that children are not qualified to decide whether or not they need vitamins.

Silverstein assigned the piece to Mahler in June, a few weeks after a provocative piece from Hersh in the London Review of Books asserted that the Obama administration had lied about certain details of the bin Laden raid.

"Man is not an economic animal," the book asserts.

Chefs, a new book asserts, have their own tradition of nocturnal morbidity.

The book asserts that the famous "smoking gun" tape recording of June 23 , 1972 created a lasting misimpression.

Modestly, the book asserts that it is "a simple parable that reveals profound truths about change".

The book asserts that earth's ability to support complex life is a result of supernatural intervention.

"For example, the library contained a book asserting that women are less reliable witnesses," the inspectors reported.

That is why "law-enforcement agencies acted with reticence when it came to intervening with Malcolm's fate," the book asserts.