Sentence examples for sustained assertion that from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush hammered hardest at his sustained assertion that Mr. Gore's proposals favored federal mandates over individual autonomy, which he said reflected the fact that Mr. Gore was "of Washington, for Washington and by Washington".

All told, it is questionable whether the governing parties will sustain their assertion that the Gaza operation was a brilliant success.

But in order to sustain his assertion that cholesterol causes heart attacks, he needed to identify an agent that raises its levels in the blood – he landed on saturated fats.

Through skillful use of small details, Miller sustains her repeated assertion that the future Betsy Ross was often "only a handshake away" from the men who made the Revolution.

Now, football's good name cannot be sustained by the feeble assertion that a referee is the sole arbiter of something as appalling as the De Jong tackle once he claims to have seen it.

Regarding Shay's self-defense assertion, the editorial said, "The only testimony that even tends to sustain that theory was his own".

But he could not sustain that form.

Headline grabbing it may be, but it requires a peculiarly singular view of the evidence to sustain his assertion.

Hopefully we can sustain that".

The first glaring problem is the assertion that China has experienced "sustained continuous rule for millennia".

Back to Cattrall, who talked about sustaining a knee injury and the physiotherapist's assertion that it would never quite heal "at your age" being the first thunderbolt realisation of her own encroaching decay.