Sentence examples for to asserting that from inspiring English sources

At first, and somewhat extensively, she talked of her plumbing problems, but then, and more in keeping with the mind of a great original, she moved on to asserting that spiders must once have been as large as dinosaurs, for otherwise our deep fear of them was inexplicable (I was too young to ask whether she knew of Freud's theory about female genitalia).

SNH comes close to asserting that its plan is in the animals' best interests.

The fundamental theorem was therefore equivalent to asserting that a polynomial may be decomposed into linear and quadratic factors.

In addition to asserting that he could bypass the Geneva Conventions — war crimes treaties protecting detainees — the lawyers said the president's wartime powers trumped many other legal limits.

In any case, there's no point to asserting that I'm being sincere; if I were posturing, that would be part of the act.

The Italian researchers Christopher Clavius in 1574 and Giordano Vitale in 1680 showed that the postulate is equivalent to asserting that the line equidistant from a straight line is a straight line.

The state-controlled news media continue to assert that Yemen is neither Tunisia nor Egypt.

Four years later, the agency has yet to assert that authority.

To assert that antisemitism is unlike other racisms is not to claim a privilege for it.

I can only admire my fellow New Yorkers who risk life and limb to assert that idea.

The Eurogroup president, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, has started to assert that black is white.