Sentence examples for it asserts of from inspiring English sources

Here's the visual evidence, it asserts, of a warming planet; make of it what you will.

It asserted, of gabardine, "The direct benefits it has conferred upon the human race will, it is to be hoped, last quite as long as those derived from the world's decisive battles".

In poetics, metaphor is often distinguished from simile in that it asserts properties of one entity in terms of another entity without the use of "like" or "as" ("My boss is a dragon" vs. "My boss is like a dragon").

It asserts violation of federal unfair-competition laws and state false-advertising laws.

It asserts that of the 56 guests affiliated with political parties who appeared with Mr. Hume from early January to early May, 50 were Republicans and 6 were Democrats.

Nor is it about some totality A: it asserts simply of each and every A that it is B. And although it does not directly assert the existence of A, it certainly presupposes it.

It asserts the existence of a whole composed of parts that are shared by suitably related entities.

It asserts the virtue of Cyrus as a gods-fearing king of a traditional Mesopotamian type.

This so-called North American Union, it asserts, is part of a larger plot by an amorphous, amoral group of powerful elite — including but not limited to the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission and the Rockefellers — to take over planet Earth.

Instead, it asserts, "The objectivity of science is particularly effective in ferreting out the relative merits of alternative policies".

For example, it asserts the existence of a set B corresponding to "Either x is an astronaut or x is a natural number".