Sentence examples for seriously assert from inspiring English sources

He went on to seriously assert that his image as "a private, Darth Vader-type personality" has been "pretty dramatically overdone".

The real question is how Mr. McCain and his press enablers could seriously assert that he will pick up disaffected female voters in the aftermath of the brutal Obama-Clinton nomination battle.

But it's clear that there will either be a clean break in the current party dynamic, or the more moderate, reasonable faction of the Republican Party will begin to seriously assert itself against the wingnuts who are, simply put, cartoonish stereotypes of themselves.

One actually finds marketing communications seriously asserting the expectation that organic RFID tags, for example, will be printed in the same process, at the same time, as the printing of visual labels on packaging.

"The idea that hackers are going to bring the nation to its knees is too far-fetched a scenario to be taken seriously," asserts James Lewis, a former State Department and Commerce Department official.

The diocese denied the charges, saying it had taken all abuse cases seriously, and asserted it has adopted reforms to protect children.

But it is hard to imagine an intelligent viewer taking seriously the bromides asserted by Ms. Chicago's glorified posters.

Party grandees did not take her seriously, but she asserted herself with a flair worthy of Indian melodramas.

Christina noted that it seemed that "in order to be taken seriously you have to either overly assert yourself, or suppress your femininity".

In Parliament, as his colleague, I assert that he was a seriously underused talent by the Labour leadership.

Mr. Jiang had been expected to assert that American missile defenses would seriously undermine the positive trend in international disarmament efforts.