Sentence examples for he seemed to assert from inspiring English sources

His most striking public pronouncement on the Dewani case came when he seemed to assert the British man's guilt.

Yet the day after his new-reserve-currency speech, Mr. Zhou gave another speech in which he seemed to assert that China's extremely high savings rate is immutable, a result of Confucianism, which values "anti-extravagance".

And in Treatise 1.3.10, "Of the influence of belief," he seems to assert very plainly that some causal beliefs do cause motivating passions, specifically beliefs about pleasure and pain in prospect.

In this rant, she seems to assert that her choice to do pornography is an economic one and, the main point, that patriarchy is threatened by female sexuality.

He then seemed to assert the government will have a collective view, even if the decision on ministerial freedom during the campaign is unresolved.

As an impresario in the truest sense of the word, Cornelius, who died by his own hand on February 1st, at the age of seventy-five, never seemed to assert his personality on "Soul Train," the television program he founded in 1970, when he was thirty-four, and hosted until 1996.

New language that seemed to assert Facebook's "irrevocable" right to retain and use a member's personal information, even after the member had closed his or her Facebook account, deserved a little more editing.

And China has submitted a map that seems to assert ownership of a vast part of the South China sea.

In these, the celebrants seem to assert their collective will to survive: they're fighting death, not sleep.

The states seem to assert some sort of property interest in having their investments dealt with under the bankruptcy code in the event of default.

She also seems to assert that she had to kill to ensure she would be imprisoned instead of being sent yet again to a state mental hospital.