Sentence examples for once asserted from inspiring English sources

"Simple people have much to offer," Ms. Daneshvar once asserted.

Indeed, someone once asserted that the definition of adventure is a disaster that almost happened.

As Pete Seeger once asserted: "The right song, at the right time, can change history".

Winston Churchill once asserted that "one is enough" when referring to a narrow victory in a parliamentary vote.

A Thomas Mann protagonist once asserted that "healthy people do not write, act or compose", and that was in 1903.

Women and minority politicians, skeptics once asserted, "didn't have the sort of social-business networks" needed to compete.

In the ensuing weeks, the lawsuit alleges, the union lawyer kept the parents apprised of his progress, at least once asserting that the league was dragging its feet and that he was having trouble obtaining records from doctors associated with the substance-abuse program.

The Dutch historian Pieter Geyl once famously asserted that history was an argument without an end.

"London's not the safe haven it once was," asserted the author.

EMPLOYING a mixture of bravado and cheek, Jean-Marie Messier, chairman of Vivendi, a fast-growing French media-to-utilities group, has once more asserted his claim to be France's most influential businessman.

While both Samoas have been bracing for this economic disaster for quite some time, nature has once again asserted its supremacy on these islands.