Sentence examples for lately asserted from inspiring English sources

That deputies ought to be sent to Pompey, to propose a reconciliation; as he did not regard what Pompey had lately asserted in the senate, that authority was acknowledged to be vested in those persons to whom embassadors were sent, and fear implied in those that sent them.

But I imagine he was probably taking his cues from the media, who have lately asserted that brusque, Northeastern "straight talk" is a paramount virtue that should be emulated by all.

In response to a question from Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Romney's running mate, touched on a subject that has been high on the list of talking points among conservatives lately, asserting that "most people in the mainstream media are left of center and therefore, they want a very left of center president more than they want a conservative president like Mitt Romney".

Brad Mehldau, a star in the jazz world, has lately been asserting himself in classical precincts as well.

Some people have found themselves in the awkward position lately of asserting that the pendulum has swung too far.

As I've been asserting lately, with the buildout of the "Knowosphere," we may be poised to surmount that barrier.

Government officials said the promise of a referendum was the price demanded for the support of trade unions, which have lately tried to assert themselves as champions of the workers against the disruptions of a free market.

When asked if those political pressures had grown worse for his agency lately, as many of his employees asserted in interviews, he said: "I don't want to comment on that.

Traditionally, it was applied mostly against defense contractors, but lately a majority of claims have been asserted based on Medicare or other health care fraud, according to David Haron, a Michigan lawyer who specializes in whistle-blower actions.

Though relatively dispassionate bipartisanship has asserted itself in the immigration debate lately, it's still not hard to find meanspiritedness in some quarters.

Still, after investing little capital on global warming, Bush lately has tried to assert a new leadership role.