Sentence examples for routinely assert from inspiring English sources

AUTOMAKERS routinely assert that their newest models have been designed "from the inside out".

American conservatives routinely assert that the people of Europe live in virtual destitution because of their swollen welfare states.

Mr. Scorsese, ever resourceful, draws on the influence of Alfred Hitchcock, the master of carefully orchestrated psychological confusion, and also nods in the direction of Mario Bava, the Italian horror maestro whose gothic fantasias routinely assert the triumph of sensation over sense.

GOP propagandists routinely assert that 2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney was right when he declared Russia "without question our No. 1 geopolitical foe".

Non-experts routinely assert their opinions to refute the views of experts they simply don't like (this may refer to the views, the experts, or both).

Are there six cabinet ministers supporting the Brexit campaign, as is routinely asserted?

(The pension agency routinely asserts such claims as an unsecured creditor in bankruptcies).

Throughout the candidate campaign he has routinely asserted that he's a politician of campaigning spirit and independent mind.

One Hollywood manager routinely asserts his position while assessing another's place in the pecking order by asking where the other person lives.

I'm going to go with the website that's routinely asserted that the incorrect point of view on gas prices was perfectly valid, until it became necessary to insult its readership.

However, Republicans routinely deny this, asserting that capping revenue at some arbitrary percentage of G.D.P. will somehow or other force huge cuts in spending that will prevent deficits from rising to inconceivable levels.