Sentence examples for what he asserts from inspiring English sources

But it is not the case, despite what he asserts, that teachers' unions resist a focus on teacher quality.

To listen to Snowden, he acted in a noble tradition of civil disobedience by revealing what he asserts is illegal surveillance by the National Security Agency.

Mr Kissinger, appealing to what he asserts were such "unfashionable concepts" as "honour" and "moral obligation", argued against "simply jettisoning an entire people to which we were allied".Here his notion of morality overcomes his realism.

Rather than laying out any kind of vision for what the government should do over the next decade or two, the president put forward what he asserts is a viable compromise with the Republicans — some tax increases and some cuts to Social Security (by changing how cost-of-living adjustments are calculated, the real value of future pensions would be reduced).

To trust a speaker is to dismiss (within limits) counter-evidence to what he asserts.

But what about the cases when the speaker does not believe what he asserts?

Much of what he asserted, however, was misleading or lacked context, aviation experts said.

Thabet blamed the Egyptian government for what he asserted was a delayed response to the hostage crisis.

And at another point he sharply attacked Mrs. Clinton, his chief Democratic rival, for what he asserted was a shift in her stance on Nafta.

Mr. Bloomberg said the change would diminish what he asserted was the coercive influence of the Democratic and Republican politics on city government.

Mr. Edwards, for example, urged creation of a domestic intelligence agency with the specific directive to work against terrorism at home, making up for what he asserted were the now-demonstrated weaknesses of the F.B.I. and C.I.A.