Sentence examples for does assert from inspiring English sources

But he does assert that the Royal Danish Ballet needs to move on from its past.

The book does assert that politics cannot be reduced to a by-product of abstract social and cultural forces, but it rejects the fashionable idea that historical interpretation can be reduced to contemporary politics.

The A.M.A. does assert a physician's obligation to respect the antidiscrimination laws that prevent many public accommodations from turning away someone based on, among other things, race or sex.

The happy ending she seeks for herself is indisputably a cosily romantic, rather than a stirringly ambitious one (although she does assert early on that she would like, at the age of 53 or so, to write "a novel as good as Persuasion, but with a modern setting").

This wish is strongest at moments when Mr. Delouche does assert himself and the camera makes its presence known in the studio, shaping the viewer's experience through compelling angles and editing choices, or when he follows his stars back to their childhood homes and lets imagistic passages do the talking.

He does assert (ch 9) that diseases involve "abnormal" bodily processes, but he does not say what that means.

but do assert that they improve cognitive performance.

But it did assert the dignity of the author.

"And, indeed, many clients do assert that it is a boring utility again.

Though he did assert that if "we don't act, in 25 years benefits will be slashed 23 percent overnight".

Mr. Green did assert, however, that he had "never sought Al Sharpton's support, as he will tell you.