Sentence examples for some asserting from inspiring English sources

They gave varying accounts of injuries and deaths, with some asserting that as many as five people had been killed, including three officials responsible for population-control work.

Most Republicans have said the 9/11 defendants should be tried by a military commission at Guantánamo Bay; Democrats have been divided, with some asserting that a federal criminal trial is the right forum.

At least 45 members of Congress had called for inquiries into the program, with some asserting that it might have constituted an illegal campaign of propaganda directed at the American public.

Senate Republicans are engaged in a full-scale campaign to press Democrats to quickly confirm President Bush's judicial nominees, with some asserting that a failure to do so could harm the war on terrorism.

After trying to verify Ms. Etheredge's assertionwith a Google search of "amodimethicone," "water" and "soluble," which yielded 19,000 hits and led me to message boards at NaturallyCurly.com (with some asserting that amodimethicone is, in fact, water insoluble on its own, but becomes soluble when accompanied by the ingredients trideceth-12 and cetrimonium chloride), I gave up.

For years scholars, beginning with Vasari, the father of Renaissance biography, have interpreted the wording in the letter as referring to a drawing, not a painting, some asserting that the word "depinto" — or painted — carried a broader meaning during the Renaissance.

Some asserted they saw him with Iraqi officials.

Some asserted that involving their children proved risks were minimal.

Some assert that prohibition has not stopped drug use.

Yet some assert that the purges and reorganisations are increasing centralism and threatening democracy.

Some assert that the Footbonaut has been Dortmund's secret weapon.