Sentence examples for that asserted the from inspiring English sources

Purposefully and creatively assimilated, the style's cross-cultural borrowings were combined with Byzantine references that asserted the Ottomans' entitlement to the Classical artistic heritage of Europe.

The Roanoke Times reported Sunday that it too had recently received a FOIA response from the attorney general that asserted the FOIA does not apply to the office.

In 2007 China enacted a law that asserted the Chinese government as the final authority in the recognition process of tulkus.

The inquiry stemmed from anonymous letters that asserted the existence of bank accounts in Switzerland or Liechtenstein through which the dismissed executives were said to have received illicit payments.

The Netherlands was also the site of the international Synod of Dort (1619) that presented an especially rigid statement of Calvinism against Arminianism (a view that asserted the compatibility of God's sovereignty and humanity's free will).

In the country's early years, Mr. Halper and Mr. Clarke write: "Manifest Destiny was the bumper sticker sentiment that asserted the civilizing impulse of Anglo-European culture and the innate supremacy of its practices.

It does both and, in that, asserts the inevitability of multiple truths.

Statements by government officials that assert the guilt of senior UNM figures undermine the presumption of innocence.

Yet, his book opens with a manifesto that asserts the right to "resist the paradigm" and "escape the data stream".

And of course many terms of service, which are heavy on legal language, include clauses that assert the company's right to change them without notice.

Now consider the numerical sentence that asserts the existence of (at least) one-million and one objects.