Sentence examples for that assert that from inspiring English sources

Even so, I can see why someone might find it pornographic given the visual conventions that Mr. Kechiche used, including close-ups that assert that, as a journalist, Liza Katzman, once said of pornography, "The drama of a woman's pleasure is written not on her genitals, but her face".

The Rescap Creditor Group is concerned with media reports that assert that Ally may attempt to abandon Rescap without taking responsibility for Rescap's liabilities.

This last assumption has inspired strong public discourses that assert that women have started emigrating en masse, with female mobility perceived as particularly problematic for maintaining family life (Panţîru, Black, and Sabates-Wheeler, 2007; Hofmann and Buckley, 2013).

Unsupported annotations are those that assert that a gene product has a functional annotation but experimental evidence for that assertion is not present in the article that is provided as the reference for the annotation.

But the project is covered with footnotes that assert that it does not represent the position of the participants.

Davis Polk is also impressed with some recent working papers that assert that banks play an important role in the economy, including by issuing debt.

The Rasch model is a probabilistic model that asserts that item response is a logistic function of item difficulty and person ability [ 23].

[C16.] Dualing Emissions Campaigns Several automakers, among them Toyota, Ford and BMW, are financing a campaign aimed at politicians that asserts that cars are "virtually emission-free".

At issue is a Romney ad airing in Ohio that asserts that Chrysler, under new Italian owners, moved Jeep production to China after being bailed out by the Obama administration in 2009.

It includes an article, presented at the conference by another of the experts, that asserts that Catholic priests as a group are more likely than child sexual abusers in general "to report an adult homosexual orientation".

Mr. Abrams had unsuccessfully proposed an amendment to the standards in favor of teaching "intelligent design," a theory that asserts that man and the universe were the work of God.