Sentence examples for then, asserted that from inspiring English sources

After exposing liberalism as a lie, Foucault then asserted that illiberalism was true to our nature.

He then asserted that the quiet period hampered his ability to respond but went on to detail why Wired was a great company.

In modern terms:F2/R2 = (F1/R1 V2/V1.Oresme then asserted that the ratio of any two celestial motions is probably incommensurable.

The ministry then asserted that the command to cut loose the Indians and mules, made by a single officer, did not amount to an official order.

She then asserted that since those rebel-held neighborhoods on the outskirts of Damascus had been so badly pummeled by a government counter-offensive that it was unrealistic that so many civilians could have remained behind to be killed.

Mrs. Roosevelt then asserted that a woman elected to public office should not try to do her work the way a man would, even though some women "have the same type of mind as men have".

The accompanying press guidance then asserts: "That means the law of the country in which the claim arises are used -- in tQs case Romanian law".

He can also seem inconsistent, raising expectations about self-determination in the separatist province of Aceh, then asserting that independence is out of the question.Some fear that his government is fragmenting and that he will be unable to hold together his "national unity cabinet", composed of members of all the main political parties and the military.

They then assert that these examples tell us what would be needed to expand overall employment.

Then, asserting that Adams had violated Twitter policy, it suspended the account.

He was more triumphal then, asserting that "the United States and our allies have prevailed".