Sentence examples for show asserts from inspiring English sources

The show asserts fair use laws to replay most of the Internet clips for no fee.

(Though the Algarve is not on the Mediterranean, the show asserts that the region "is influenced by the Mediterranean climate").

Where engineers once held sway, the show asserts, expediency and greed fused together at the expense of basic maintenance that might have averted the four crashes.

The first terse words of the voice-over by the new Sgt. Joe Friday ("It was Monday. It was overcast in Los Angeles".) also stir old memories, but from then on, the show asserts its own style.

In the video, Mr. Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, is shown asserting, "If you write a check, they are going to go out of business".

The show also asserts that the blacks buried here had close cultural connections with Africa.

Cooper made a big show of asserting that marriage was inexorably tied to procreation — but Kagan shredded this argument pretty well.

They said Ms. Levine had assured the government that the statue had proper paperwork dating to the late 1960s, "while discouraging the government from obtaining the documents that ultimately show that asserted provenance to be false".

The unsurprising answer being offered is yes — unsurprising because who would mount a complex show to assert irrelevance?

A couple of days later, on Sean Hannity's Fox News show, Bozell asserted that Williams was "lying about everything" and that "the honorable thing for him to do is to resign".

It does not show – as Abbott asserts – that the Coalition has "already halved Labor's debt and deficit".