Sentence examples for though asserted from inspiring English sources

Kuznetsov, though, asserted himself.

Mr. Bloomberg, though, asserted that the attack had dimmed the hopes of the project's being built anytime soon.

Mr. Kriz, though, asserted that it is important for REIT companies to have ample access to the capital markets to expand.

Mrs. Clinton, though, asserted that she had taken pains to avoid any conflicts with Mr. Gore's campaign during their visits here.

Cohn ultimately decided to stay in his position, though asserted that the Trump administration "must do better".

Opponents of this proposal, though, assert that potential investors would be scared away and that the creative capacity of the industry to hone its technology would be stifled if taxes were introduced.

As we have pointed out, however, here the Court of Claims, though asserting the contrary, has not 'given effect' to the rate order, but in the guise of finding 'error of law' has set it aside, together with the Commission's findings; has substituted 'findings' of its own; and has made, in effect, a new order by its judgment.

One of the earliest such writers, the Dutch diplomat Abraham de Wicquefort, in 1679 termed an envoy "an honourable spy" and "a messenger of peace" who should be charming, silent, and indirect, though, he asserted, deceit was invariably counterproductive.

There is something unwholesome, though, about asserting my present self over my past in that way.

It doesn't have to be that way, though, he asserts.

Both times, though, the Seawolves asserted themselves on the backs of Minchin and Volpis, as well as the presence of 6-foot-1-inch middle blocker Shanon Volpis (six kills, four blocks) to take a commanding 2-0 lead.