Sentence examples for fine asserting from inspiring English sources

The case against Mr. Collins did include a formal punishment, in the form of a "letter of reproval" and the fine, asserting that he had brought "discredit upon the House".

Gov. George Pataki, the power behind that wing, has sent word that this primary system works just fine, asserting that a few feeble changes in the outrageous qualifying rules amount to real reform.

Marriage and male companionship are fine, she asserted, but a woman must be able to do without them.

"We'll be fine," he asserted.

But an opening half-hour of contemporary rap clicks and crunches pitched partway between the Sugarhill Gang and Nicki Minaj do a fine job of asserting George's standing as a root rap architect.

Kathie Huddleston from Sci Fi Wire commented on the absence of Mulder, calling Patrick a "fine actor", and asserting that the character was "way-too-serious" to be intended as a direct replacement for Mulder.

There is a fine line between asserting yourself and just being a jerk.

Every detail in this crude portrait - Williams's wig, his frock coat and long waistcoat, his collection of books, his globes, his fine furniture - is controversial, asserting that black people can become wealthy and accomplished.

General Clark tried to walk a fine line on Saturday, asserting that his experience as a military commander would make him a better president than Mr. Kerry while making sure to praise Mr. Kerry's heroism.

His WhoSay site includes "copyright Tom Hanks" branding and a stack of fine print at the bottom asserting his legal ownership of all content, placed against warnings of "fines and imprisonment" for improper use.

This initiation of communication between disparate visual worlds began the lengthy process of asserting the Japanese fine arts tradition within the context of world culture.