Sentence examples for like asserts from inspiring English sources

The popular satirical blog Stuff White People Like asserts that "if you find yourself in a situation where a white person is talking about a marathon, you must be impressed or you will lose favor with them immediately".

"We'll see a major improvement they'll strip out the junk people don't need and become more Palm-like," asserts Jack Gold, senior program director with the Meta Group.

But the Russians like asserting their ownership.

To make such a contention in a place that is not a pub is like asserting the primacy of astrological truth at a Cal Tech reunion.

"Claiming that 'An American Family' is the mother of reality TV is like asserting that Lenin begat Stalin," said the film historian Jeffrey Ruoff, who wrote the 2001 book "An American Family: A Televised Life".

It's like asserting that cancer doesn't exist, then claiming you've cured cancer; more than one critic of Dennett's most famous book, Consciousness Explained, has joked that its title ought to be Consciousness Explained Away.

We should resist the temptation to say that entropy increases, for that would be like asserting that a road goes uphill rather than downhill without conceding the perspectival nature of descriptions like 'uphill'uphill

In light of these stereotypes, and the crushing weight of stigma (from inside and outside the industry) that the porn performer must occasionally bear, I'd like to pose a question bigger than "Is porn bad?" I'd also like to assert two possible and antithetical solutions that I think could diminish the effect of stereotypes associated with sex-work.

If it's the latter, I'd like to assert that it could not happen soon enough.

I'd like to assert, as a starting point, that women have played a crucial role in shaping modern British theatre.

Here, the operator equation T x ± A x = x is considered as a perturbation of T x = x (or A x = x ), and one would like to assert that the original unperturbed equation has a solution.