Sentence examples for that it asserted from inspiring English sources

"She wasn't a militant, like Rei Kawakubo, but her approach struck me as aggressively conceptual in that it asserted the primacy of the pattern over the garment.

Deadspin violated a promise to a source, then paid for the photos and voice mails that it asserted were from Favre.

The Sun called on the government to reverse the pasty tax, and The Times published a list of Greggs outlets that it asserted would be most convenient for the busy chancellor to patronize.

A Swiss bank on Wednesday moved to withdraw a lawsuit that it had filed against a Web site that it asserted had displayed stolen documents revealing confidential information about the accounts of the bank's clients.

The Republican National Committee released two new commercials this week attacking Vice President Al Gore for proposing a budget that it asserted would turn projected surpluses into deficits and endanger the nation's prosperity.

The glories of house-made pappardelle were the impeccable consistency of the lamb Bolognese, neither clumpy nor runny, that topped the noodles and the deployment of that terrific ricotta in the right measure, so that it asserted itself without taking command.

The engraved line is so sharp and clean that it asserts itself even if cut over a densely etched area.

(The entire decision is worth a read; it's quite amusing).The estate has not let previous setbacks stop it from claiming rights that it asserts it possesses.

Allied Owners is your standard small-cap fund with a major twist -- it will invest in companies that it asserts will benefit from activist input.

The power that it asserts is too quintessentially legislative to stand without authorization from Congress, which the laws cited by the attorney general fail to provide.

In particular, he says that Ex Falso is unacceptable for the reason that it asserts something about the consequences of something impossible (van Heijenoort 1967, 421).