Sentence examples for then asserting from inspiring English sources

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".

"In a way, the story I wrote — of the viola starting enmeshed in the orchestra and then asserting her expressive identity — is my own story, too.

If measuring a nation's essence is like pinning a jelly to a wall, then asserting an entire continent's character is folly.

(Though I don't understand how Helm can castigate Chris Huhne for allegedly predicting future energy prices, then asserting himself that gas will be cheap).

Then he went public, telling Roll Call, a newspaper that follows Congress, that "rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated, as Mark Twain would say," and then asserting, "I'm not thinking about retirement".

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

Mr. Luna then asserted, "The best tacos are the ones you eat standing up".

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

Spinoza then asserts that every individual thing strives to persevere in its existence.

Nero (ruled 54 68) left administration to capable advisers for a few years but then asserted himself as a vicious despot.