Sentence examples for obviously asserting from inspiring English sources

Obviously, asserting that our research nurses were actually the "gold standard" is subject to debate.

But the landscape feature that most obviously asserts itself, especially in the revealing winter months, is water: ponds like Nash's and Cypress, whose glimmering edges lap the edges of yards, and other pools too small to be named, which collect behind logs until they finally find ways around.

The need to have as cheap a deterrent as possible has been the source of conflict within governments since the early 1960s, asserting itself most obviously with the question: how many submarines do we really need?

They're playing a dangerous game here, acting the innocent, passive observer by glibly asserting that their obviously partisan questions are "legitimate".

If you want to destroy public confidence, solemnly asserting something that is obviously untrue is a good way to start.

Peace?Obviously in favor.But, he asserts in his book, "A refusal to use force in concrete situations can also mean smoothing the way for oppressors and aggressors, or tolerating their terror".

Accordingly, asserting that the function of law is \(F\) does not obviously entail any thick evaluative claims about law.

She spoke with gusto, asserting that, "The simple fact that recidivism rates are not 100percentt proves that people are obviously redeemable".

He is asserting himself".

has been acquiring & asserting authority.

Or is it just about asserting power?