Sentence examples for or asserted from inspiring English sources

The Soviets would have denied facts or asserted things that never happened between them and Nasser.

"This is not the first instance in which Wikipedia has published a lengthy article on a nation or asserted national territory without an internationally recognized state.

"Until now the state hasn't proposed a certain sum or asserted that it is willing to take its pre-emption rights".

To "deconstruct" an opposition is to explore the tensions and contradictions between the hierarchical ordering assumed or asserted in the text and other aspects of the text's meaning, especially those that are indirect or implicit.

"She did not routinely get briefed by the intelligence community, and there is no evidence that she participated or asserted herself in any of the crises that took place during the eight years of the Clinton presidency".

Martin D Singer, Cosby's lawyer, said in a statement: "These brand new claims about alleged decades-old events are becoming increasingly ridiculous, and it is completely illogical that so many people would have said nothing, done nothing, and made no reports to law enforcement or asserted civil claims if they thought they had been assaulted over a span of so many years".

Throughout the album, whether she's aching or asserting herself, Kandi stays believable.

He needs to testify or assert his rights pursuant to the Fifth Amendment".

The first was whether to bail out or double down, either admitting error or asserting that the market was overreacting.

It is not about politics or asserting your place in the community, not even about national pride.

20 Apr-20 May In the public realm you can either let strong personalities overwhelm you, or assert your own.