Sentence examples for never asserted from inspiring English sources

Curiously, Mr. Schulberg never asserted that he had written the screenplay before he testified.

"Unscom never asserted that these shells were themselves militarily significant," he said.

It was never asserted that Lester was actually supposed to be a rat.

"The state has never asserted its right of reverter," he said.

It has never asserted itself as a centre of radical art or music.

But we have never asserted that we have a unilateral right to control this process.

But the story never asserts itself in any dramatic or comedic or even home-movie fashion.

But if they plummet in the division or if he never asserts himself, it will be interesting to see if that patience turns to anxiety.

Anne Hathaway, as Fantine, gets her teeth pulled, her hair chopped, and her body violated in a coffin box — a Joan of Arc who only suffers, a pure victim who never asserts herself.

Mr. Hammer puts in the time, but never asserts that he knows this world and his black characters from the inside out, a wise choice for a white boy playing the blues.

He also coined the expression "Cromwell's rule", which essentially says that one should never assert something to be either completely impossible or completely certain, unless it is logically so.