Sentence examples similar to overtly asserted from inspiring English sources

It asserts overtly that if global public institutions – specifically the IMF and the World Bank – are not going to reflect the new power structures in the globalised economy, they will simply become redundant.

The only overtly hostile review was Oldmeadow's in The Tablet, which asserted that, after the disquiet in Catholic circles following the publication of Waugh's previous novel, his co-religionists "reasonably hoped to find Mr Waugh turning over a completely new leaf.

In complaints to the ASA, viewers asserted that the Beats Pill advert was sexist, degrading to women, and too "overtly sexual" for underage viewers.

He asserted that he felt Audioslave can be a band like U2, which is "not overtly political, but Bono gets a lot done".

Republicans here asserted that any influence Mr. Bush might be able to exert behind the scenes was easily outweighed by the risk of appearing to be overtly pulling strings.

Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.

Then James asserted his authority.

Speed kills, the moralists asserted.

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Eventually, however, Southerland asserted himself.

From there, James asserted himself.