Sentence examples for constantly asserted from inspiring English sources

During pre-match media duties, Fletcher constantly asserted Slovakia are "under pressure".

Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.

R.E.M. re-signed with Warner Bros. Records in 1996 for a reported $80 million (a figure the band constantly asserted originated with the media), rumored to be the largest recording contract in history at that point.

Protesting way too much, he constantly asserts that none of this qualifies as procuring or whoring.

Bush constantly asserts his "duty to protect the executive branch from legislative encroachment".

But Estrich is herself confusing ubiquity with actual influence, constantly asserting but never demonstrating that Coulter actually wields political power.

Yet its strongest voice is Mr. Santana's guitar, which constantly asserts itself between vocal lines before taking over fully.

As in Bolaño's work, narrative itself is often the subject; stories are folded within other stories and narrators are constantly asserting their presence.

Richard Powers compares poorly with these writers: his fictional work constantly asserts the importance of the human while never quite succeeding in enacting it.

Within our global commonality, enormous variety constantly asserts itself and thrives, as can be seen within the world's single largest domestic market, the United States.

In my world, activists and liberal professors (like me) are constantly asserting that corporations can and should care about more than just shareholder profit.