Sentence examples for openly asserts from inspiring English sources

Where Carey gets teary-eyed over emotional songs, Minaj analyzes a performer's lipstick shade, then openly asserts that these "fake" details matter just as much as what's inside.

And then there is also the presence of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who while not black, openly asserts how her life experiences – that of a minority woman coming from an underprivileged background – adds value to the court.

Mr Abtahi's wife and daughter, ignoring warnings to remain silent, openly asserted that his confession had been forced.Among the wider public, the trials appeared only to widen the rift between conservatives and their opponents.

It was also openly asserted that those chosen to attend the summit had been selected on the basis that there was little purpose inviting the kind of groups that had opposed the changes from the outset.

Both European and American intelligence officials openly assert that ISIS poses the greatest terrorist threat to them - greater than the remaining cells of al Qaeda strewn about in Pakistan, Yemen, and North Africa.

And nothing is a better symbol of then mostly young people under the age of 30 taking off their clothes and dancing in the streets while openly asserting their right to define their identities in whatever ways they want to.

While it is impossible to determine whether the dismissal prompted Arnold's suicide she left no note explaining her actions in court documents Arnold openly asserted that her patterns of self-harm and suicidal ideation were linked to her lack of care.

Mr. Black asserted openly what F.D.R.'s liberal admirers have believed tacitly: if he hadn't been so bad, he wouldn't have been so good.

But Bindel asserts that so few people openly agree with her because her position is "extremely unpopular and threatening.

Johnston also asserts that the use of EBTs was "openly discussed" with those running rival SPL clubs.

Alan G. Lance Sr., the national commander of the American Legion, asserts that lifting the Pentagon's ban on homosexuals serving openly in the military is uncalled for because "it would damage unit cohesion" (letter, July 31).