Sentence examples for that asserting from inspiring English sources

Karen Hughes, Gov. George W. Bush's spokeswoman, has been urging Vice President Al Gore to do that, asserting a certainty about the ultimate result that is less than blindingly persuasive.

The correspondence was triggered by the publication of an article in Mind by Ryle which clearly attacked Collingwood's sympathetic appraisal of the ontological proof on the grounds that there are no such things as propositions which are necessary and existential, i.e., no such things as metaphysical propositions, like that asserting the necessary existence of God.

The Declaration goes further than that, asserting, 'that all men are created equal'.

In 2000, the Texas attorney general said that asserting that connection was both false and unconstitutional.

It does not help that asserting an Armenian genocide is a criminal offence in Turkey, whereas denying it is against the law in Switzerland.

Her chief of staff seemed to think that asserting Clinton's desire to be a journalist is what would make the public think she was a good one.

Writing like that asserted very plainly that the world could be conquered.

He prepared a table, based on midyear numbers, that asserts that banks are a lot riskier than they appear.

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

The boulder would have a broad base that asserted its weight without being overpowering.

The title is classic Waldrop, a phrase that asserts its meaning by undoing itself.