Sentence examples for was asserted in from inspiring English sources

The right standard for managing this uneasy balance was asserted in the Pentagon papers case by the late Justice Potter Stewart, when he wrote for the decisive centre of the US supreme court.

The unwavering devotion to his sweetheart (or is it to God?) of the protagonist of "Wichita Lineman" was asserted in his insistent repetition of the words, "the Wichita lineman is still on the line" strung out for what seemed like minutes as he tapped out a signal that he joked was Morse code for "Send me beer".

It is still a common assumption that Billie Holiday wrote the song; indeed her authorship was asserted in her 1956 ghostwritten autobiography Lady Sings the Blues, but the work was ghostwritten to an extent she would later acknowledge in fine laconic manner: "I ain't never read that book".

Independence was asserted in 1776, but the rule book we're playing from, the Constitution, was still 11 years and countless casualties away.

No pressure was asserted in the recruitment or in the interview process.

Apparently, the reassignment might cause the "lethality" that was asserted in the frozen accident theory [ 6], thus no quite plausible.

"Both have been asserted in every generation and always historically been wrong.

This is not a hoax as is asserted in the document.

It has been asserted in challenges to school discipline policies that funnel students of color into the prison system.

Is the White House counsel explaining to the president the scope of the powers being asserted in his ill-advised orders?

The answer, probably, is towards a confederal model in which members' national sovereignty will continue to be asserted in theory, but will become less easily exercisable in practice.