Sentence examples for daily asserted from inspiring English sources

China Daily asserted that the riots were organised to fuel separatism and to benefit Middle East terrorist organisations.

Through the manipulation of words, music, and the moving image, Kim II had daily asserted an ideal reality in defiance of the physical one the people of North Korea actually lived in.

For example, the People's Daily asserted on 27 July 1999, that the fight against Falun Gong "was a struggle between theism and atheism, superstition and science, idealism and materialism".

State propaganda initially used the appeal of scientific rationalism to argue that Falun Gong's worldview was in "complete opposition to science" and communism; the People's Daily asserted on 27 July 1999, that it "was a struggle between theism and atheism, superstition and science, idealism and materialism".

In a recent article in People's Daily, he asserted that cultural differences remain.

The Daily Mail asserted that "Rioters have 'lower levels' of brain chemical that keeps impulsive behaviour under control", and repeated these false assertions in the caption of a subsequent opinion piece: "Do rioters, pictured looting a shop in Hackney, have lower levels of a brain chemical that helps keep behaviour under control?

In December, after the first £50,000 was raised, the Daily Mail asserted, "The history of the world can produce no parallel to the extraordinary record of this poem".

A journalist from the Kansas City Star said that the song was the best one from The Wiz. Kenny Mack of the Santa Monica Daily Press asserted that Jackson's "famous vulnerability and the power of his voice on 'You Can't Win' combined for perfect casting" in the film.

On the left, a Daily Kos blogger asserted that the Koran shooting was "Worse Than Abu Ghraib".

Soon afterward, he made known his views about welfare in response to an editorial in The Daily News, which asserted, "Ladies have babies by assorted gentlemen so as to keep the relief checks growing fatter each year".

Another Cairo daily, Al Akh bar, asserted that the Israelis were striving to win sympathy by the missile charges and thereby prepare opinion abroad for a withdrawal from the Jar ring meetings.