Sentence examples for only to assert from inspiring English sources

You need only to assert.

Asparagus can be cut twice as often as in temperate climes.Other Brazilians might disagree with Mr Eijsink, but only to assert their region's claim to being agriculture's paradise.

In this essay, too, he writes in veneration of Coltrane's classic quartet, only to assert that, in Coltrane's later performances, "there is little beauty but much that is terrible".

The presidential spokesman, Yasser Ali, said for the first time that Mr. Morsi had sought only to assert pre-existing powers already approved by the courts under previous precedents, not to free himself from judicial oversight.

White nationalists in Charlottesville chanted this phrase not only to assert that the US is a place for white people, but that white people are racially and spiritually embedded in the soil of America.

"Rape is used in my country as a weapon against those who only want to live in peace, who only want to assert their basic rights..

Hitchens not only continued to assert he was right, but from the start of the war, he openly mocked its critics -- in an April 2003 Slate piece, "Giving Peace a Chance," and in the weeks and months to come.

In the following centuries the dukes not only had to assert their power over rebellious vassals but also faced a threat to their existence from their neighbours, the powerful Norman dukes.

Ebony writer B.J. Mason was not the only critic to assert that Super Fly was a scandal, an insidious film which portrays the black community at its worst.

Since December 2015 we have witnessed the destructive power of English floodwater, especially for Cumbria, in a way that was only beginning to assert itself at the time of writing.

And you have a generation of young men who are feeling particularly disenfranchised, who are economically disadvantaged, who are politically powerless, and have been taught by a very patriarchal culture that the only way to assert or reclaim their masculinity is through violence".