Sentence examples for he then asserts from inspiring English sources

Aul's group, according to the executive, has had "serious conversations last week  about a 'Ludicrous Speed' ring," which he then asserts is "no joke".

He then asserts that the existence or nonexistence of one thing from another requires a difference-maker, which destroys this equilibrium.

Concerning these truisms he then asserts, first, that he knows them for certain, second, that other people likewise know for certain the truth of comparable truisms about themselves and, third, that he knows this second general truth (and, by implication, others do too).

Except that he then asserts that "the lobby" is "disproportionally influential.

K. Paparrigopoulos, a major modern Greek historian, underlines his "spiritual virtues" and compares him with Themistocles, but he then asserts that all these gifts created a "traitor, an audacious and impious man".

But he then asserted, oddly, that the court had neatly proved that the European Union offers proper judicial review to companies that dispute merger rulings.

He then asserted that the quiet period hampered his ability to respond but went on to detail why Wired was a great company.

He then asserted that 62percentt of young people who enter college with a set of religious beliefs leave without one.

He then asserted that a molecular assembler would thus have to control many atoms simultaneously in order to work, and would thus have to have many manipulator arms.

But she then asserts that many experts don't buy Arrington's argument that Silicon Valley is a meritocracy.

While acknowledging that "the [the climate] could change directions, there is a lot we don't know about this guy", they then assert "But everything we do know indicates that he's heading in that [up] direction.