Sentence examples for repeatedly asserting that from inspiring English sources

The crown prince and his father, King Salman, have denied any knowledge of Mr. Khashoggi's whereabouts, repeatedly asserting that he left the consulate freely.

He appears to hate most other musicians, repeatedly asserting that "rock people are whoremongering drug addicts, who can't even make good music".

"I brought it on my myself, but I still believe this body has to be guided by fairness," Mr. Rangel said, repeatedly asserting that he had not tried to enrich himself by his actions.

He would painstakingly take his followers through these and other related sections of Scripture, repeatedly asserting that this mysterious figure could not have been Jesus of Nazareth, who fulfilled none of these prophecies.

The word signifies a wider problem: by repeatedly asserting that nothing can be done to change things for the better, we are allowing the next round of violence and bloodshed to take place.

In addition to repeatedly asserting that he is not a Presidential candidate, Kennedy had made some forceful speeches in recent months at the Harvard Law School Forum and the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League.

More alarmingly, he repeatedly asserts that writers like Milton and Wallace Stevens "require mediation" if the lay reader is to understand them.

For instance, he repeatedly asserts that Osama bin Laden hates America because "the cultural left has fostered a decadent American culture," not because of United States foreign policy.

Iran has repeatedly asserted that its nuclear program is peaceful.

Rawnsley repeatedly asserts that public opinion was opposed to going to war.

Iran has repeatedly asserted that its nuclear development program is for peaceful civilian purposes.