Sentence examples for by asserting that she from inspiring English sources

During one campaign stop, she defended herself from such criticism by asserting that she could have "stayed home and baked cookies".

"The law is clear that a witness does not waive her Fifth Amendment rights not to testify as to facts by asserting that she is innocent of the wrongdoing with which she is accused," Taylor wrote in an e-mail.

"The law is clear that a witness does not waive her Fifth Amendment rights not to testify as to facts by asserting that she is innocent of the wrongdoing with which she is accused," he wrote in an e-mail.

Ms. Landrieu, whom Republicans like to cast as too liberal for the state, is eager to show that she supports the president, though she distinguishes herself from Ms. Terrell by asserting that she is not bound to support him the way a Republican might be.

It is absurd, he said, to account for Botticelli's women by asserting that Renaissance Florence was virginal and springlike.

Murcott continues by asserting that food as a means of communication is another way of transporting the concept of a national identity.

But now new research contradicts those findings by asserting that -- while good for you -- exercise actually won't help ease hot flashes.

Mrs. Clinton mixed several gloomy housing statistics with criticisms of President Bush, whom she characterized as a passive leader and belittled by asserting that, unlike him, she would be a president "working to prevent crises rather than just reacting too little too late".

Several Democrats, led by Representative George Miller, questioned her aggressively, asserting that she had regulatory power and moral influence that she had neglected to wield to stop loan companies from paying universities or giving gifts, trips, stock and consulting payments to the university financial aid officers who guide students toward loans.

She cinched the claim, he said to a ripple of laughter, by asserting that her father had whispered on his deathbed, "I was discriminated against by U.S.D.A".

Pennsylvania attempts to bring this case outside Fitzpatrick by asserting that "the Fourteenth Amendment..