Sentence examples for said asserted from inspiring English sources

The note, she said, asserted that "it was very sad that I had brought disgrace on my family and it would be there for generations".

Content is what is said, asserted, thought, believed, desired, hoped for, etc. Mental content is the content had by mental states and processes.

It is tempting to interpret this view as an appeal to a kind of fallacy of composition; just as someone who is both good and an author is not necessarily a good author, so too something that is both mentally asserted and vocally uttered is not necessarily "said" (asserted with utterance).

But the Mayor's assertion is incorrect, a spokesman for Mr. Glendening's campaign said, asserting that the Governor never told Mr. Schmoke that he favored slot machines at the race tracks.

"There's something about these brands," he said, asserting that "the audience wants to like them".

"It taps into something essential about America," he said, asserting that the nation has "always been about discovery.

"He's a child," she said, asserting that Gray is not a public-safety threat.

"I don't have any second thoughts," she said, asserting that the A.F.L.-C.I.O. had lacked energy and vision.

He would, he said, asserting that the trips are good for the city.

"There are no exceptions," she said, asserting that consumer spending "has taken another ratchet down".

"Look, it was a rhetorical response," Sanders said, asserting, in effect, that the President's words have no meaning.