Sentence examples for course asserted from inspiring English sources

The course asserted that "there are many examples of believers engaged in wars in the Old Testament" and that "no pacifist sentiment [existed] in mainstream Jewish history".

Contrary to this, Noreen, an Industrial Engineering student who took the regular course asserted that: Distance learning requires the ability to concentrate and autonomously process the information presented in the articles and the lecture videos… I am not sure that am able to learn in such a way, I rather be in the classroom.

When our government finds itself in conflict with the established capitalist system it must, in due course, assert its paramountcy and find practical application, again through popular support, in replacing the latter.

But later, with an increase in violent attacks by Uighurs, the party changed course, asserting at a major meeting on the region in 2014 that the priorities were stability and unity rather than economic development and combating discrimination.

What I did leave out last week was the predictable reaction of pro-war advocates and pundits who now, of course, assert that it will be another six months until we can accurately judge the war in Afghanistan.

Tess remembered Lenhardt's crash course and asserted as the alpha dog.

In chatter to reporters on the golf course, he asserted that he was not a man for the "mulligans," or free shots, in which President Bill Clinton was said to indulge.

For example, Sara, a Biomedical engineering student who took the course online, asserted: "Distance learning is a big advantage, I can summarize and process the learning materials, write notes and comments …do it my own way, looking for more explanations on the web to better understand the new concepts.

Of course, Rivera asserted that it was his "celebrity" that caused the problem.

Certainly the antipathy aimed at the more formally experimental entries seems reflective of the same ungenerous, unadventurous mind-set (except when I boo, of course) that asserts itself here every year.

Moreover, the penmen of the established order, the state and the business world are endeavouring to tempt him into a moderate course by asserting (perhaps correctly) that the epithet "Islamist" does not become him.