Sentence examples for happy to assert that from inspiring English sources
These days, even Jews who have never been to a synagogue are happy to assert that separateness: they are rossiiskiye, Russian citizens, but not russkiye, "Russians".
Unfortunately, despite the lack of evidence showing any sort of link between geopathic stress and cancer, there are a few people out there happy to assert that there is a connection.
One must also remember that Hamann confessed that he could not conceive of a Creative Spirit without genitalia; indeed, he was quite happy to assert that the genitals are the unique bond between creature and Creator.
To assert that ancestors are hypothetical is to assert that evolutionary descent itself is hypothetical.
Here one soon runs into the problem that in eschewing full recourse to the truth in political argument, one is apt to come up against some awkward opponents, espousing sometimes unpalatable views, who are happy to render their arguments public, happy to make them subject to 'reasonable rejectability' and happiest of all to assert that their principles cannot be reasonably rejected.
Friends and major donors insist that Mrs. Clinton is sincere in expressing ambivalence about seeking the presidency again, and they go so far as to assert that she is simply happy to have time to clean out her closets for the first time in decades.
Mr Farrow is keen to assert that Network Rail is perfectly happy with this change, despite reported claims to the contrary.
To assert that the U.S. must lead globally is to assert that everybody else must follow.
