Sentence examples for firmly asserted that from inspiring English sources

President Obama firmly asserted that principle on the campaign trail in 2008.

"Milos has firmly asserted that he doesn't sell steroids," Collins said in a telephone interview yesterday.

For a few days I heard it firmly asserted that "The Man Without a Past" was the front-runner.

Preferring to maintain an academic perspective, Wolf firmly asserted that her speculations have not yet been scientifically verified but deserved serious study.

"Rodriguez firmly asserts that at no time did he see money in the bedroom," the report states.

And I firmly assert that unless you're partaking in snow removal or some sort of competitive dog sledding, these fugly sheepskin boots have no place in civilized society.

Moonlight doesn't try to gloss over the severity of what it means to be gay "in the hood"—in fact, it firmly asserts that being gay in this Miami neighborhood means that you will be an outcast amongst your peers, that you will live in fear of walking by yourself, and will likely be bullied until you can somehow escape.

We recognize that if there was a firmly asserted joint law, then one could be Bayesian and attempt to infer the conditional second-period law to be used for the second-period decision.

Chris Mullin was giving a speech lauding fine investigative journalism – like that of this year's winner, Andrew Norfolk of the Times – which he firmly asserted was achieved "despite" the efforts of newspaper proprietors.

While Henry I had controlled his vassal dukes only with difficulty, the new king firmly asserted his suzerainty over them.

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