Sentence examples for into the assertion from inspiring English sources

All her force, and it is the more tremendous for being constricted, goes into the assertion, 'I love.

The office wanted to look into the assertion that Mr. Wong, 48, had died from exposures to toxic substances around ground zero.

A duty officer in the spokesman's office of China's Foreign Ministry said Sunday that the ministry would look into the assertion but had no immediate comment.

The crux of Woolf's argument is that Brontë is an essentially "poetic", emotional writer: "All her force, and it is the more tremendous for being constricted, goes into the assertion, 'I love', 'I hate', 'I suffer'".

In a briefing with reporters on Thursday night in South Africa, Mr. Powell suggested that he had looked into the assertion more closely and decided it was not based on sufficiently reliable information to repeat to the United Nations.

Reacting to a New York Times column saying the film was timed to give Obama a "home-stretch boost" in his re-election bid, King called for an investigation into the assertion that Bigelow had been given "top-level access to the most classified mission in history".

Mr. Markin, the spokesman for the federal Investigative Committee, said that a preliminary investigation had begun into the assertions that Mr. Razvozzhayev had been kidnapped.

At a hearing this morning in State Superior Court, Russell Peeler's lawyers asked Judge Ford to dismiss the case, or at least to delay the trial to allow them to look into the assertions in Ms. Lee's letter.

This last argument can divided into the assertions that (3a) the decaying particle was not a \ \ce{K2^0}\) meson, (3b) the decay products were not pions, and (3c) another unobserved particle was emitted in the decay.

This explanation takes into account the assertion that whole pollen grains aren't likely to cause asthma because they are too large to get down into the narrow airways of the lungs.

This called into question the assertion by one of the researchers at Georgia Tech that "a woman switching from flats to high heels probably wouldn't change her signature significantly".