Sentence examples for he appears to assert from inspiring English sources

Ironically, he appears to assert that the war in Iraq created the groundwork for recent uprisings in the Middle East, without realising that many regard these events as justifiable resistance to dictatorship.

He appeared to assert that a conviction of McDonnell would criminalize normal interactions between citizens and government officials.

Hinting that it has doubts about that, Verizon said the F.C.C. order "appears to assert broad authority for sweeping new regulation of broadband wireline and wireless networks and the Internet itself" without "solid statutory underpinnings".

: This column appears to assert that our system of government rule of law, checks and balances is not capable of fighting terrorism effectively, and must be changed to have more of the look and feel of a dictatorship.

If directly propositioning somebody for sex is automatically condemned as misogynist, as the campaign appears to assert, then the movement risks being highly counterproductive to the feminist cause and playing into the hands of the sexually repressive, patriarchal ideology that feminism strives to counter.

(28a4 5) This passage appears to assert the PSR.

Marinella thus appears to assert that women do not desire men, but experience only a polite reciprocal affection for those men who love them.

To Judith Wilt, Rennie appears to assert herself in a seeming determination to die on the abortion table, cutting herself with the curette and inhaling her own vomit; there is no evidence in the book beyond her own assertion that Rennie had ever been pregnant.

(You can forget the tape of MIT professor Jonathan Gruber appearing to assert in 2012 that citizens of states that didn't set up their own exchanges wouldn't get subsidies.

At least three of the complaints appeared to assert that structures had been built inside the warehouse without permits or that the property was being used as a residence.

Most of the media commentary after the speech has so far focused on this single point and most observers appear to assert that Obama's insistence on a deadline will help Al Qaeda and the Taliban who will, in their turn, wait until US forces depart and then step up their takeover efforts in the country.