Could that be what John is saying, when he asserts that Christ is its incarnation?
But he is surely misty-eyed when he asserts that ordinary Indians are ready to embrace it.
He is right or rightish, however, when he asserts that the revolution is a "reaction against traditional British food".
At times, when he asserts himself, his voice shifts from urbane political class to a rasping Ray Winstone.
Now, however, Gingrich backs Dick Cheney when he asserts that President Obama has made America less safe.
When he asserts that the JCPOA blocks each of Iran's pathways to the fissile material necessary to make a nuclear weapon, responsible people listen.
Poirot trumps everybody when he asserts, as "The D. Case" comes to a close, that Dickens's own death was not so innocent as it looked.
Elsewhere, Meyer gives Parsons more credit than he probably deserves, as when he asserts that "Exile on Main Street" was more or less an unofficial Parsons album.
Shibley Telhami ignores history when he asserts that "democracy cannot be imposed through military force, even if force is used successfully to oust antidemocratic dictators".
The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who has said Islam "teaches hate," goes further on "60 Minutes" tonight, when he asserts, "I think Muhammad was a terrorist".
I agree with Mr. Sullum when he asserts that government is an ally of the tobacco industry, but this has long been true.
