Sentence examples for when she asserts from inspiring English sources
This is what Catherine yearns for when she asserts, famously, that Heatchliff is "more myself than I am," that "I am Heathcliff".
Still, when she asserts her truth — "I was in your tummy" — I can't help but lose my breath and my bearings.
She later revises her opinion when she asserts that the store attract flies away from the house which is very pleasing indeed.
There is no question of Ms. Calvert's veracity when she asserts, "My home's across the Blue Ridge mountains". Her smoldering grip on "Fever" is positively dangerous.
Underwater, though, Busch loses me, and when she asserts that "submerged, I have become a refugee from the visible world," I am visibly rolling my eyes.
So, you see, I am Lucifer's child". The British actress Eileen Atkins, who is the sly, piercingly intelligent and altogether bracing Virginia Woolf in "A Room of One's Own" at the Lamb's Theater, is ostensibly talking about women and literature when she asserts that "it is fatal for anyone to be a man or a woman pure and simple.
"Britney" is Ms. Spears's version of the career move Janet Jackson made when she asserted herself on "Control".
Ms. Fiorina struck a chord with the audience when she asserted that the bigger obstacle is that not enough people are outraged at the lack of full rights for women in many countries.
Worse, she earned four Pinocchios when she asserted that the Pentagon had a pool of $21 trillion that was unaccounted for, and that could be used to pay two-thirds of the cost of Medicare-for-all.
A deputy foreign minister of South Africa, Fatima Hajaig, prompted horror among Jews in her country, and around the world, when she asserted at a pro-Palestinian rally that "control of America, just like the control of most Western countries, is in the hands of Jewish money".
Over the years, she also had a way of making statements that angered the establishment, as in 1974, when she asserted that "there is an undercurrent of resistance" to integration "among many blacks in areas of concentrated poverty and discrimination," including in her own district in Brooklyn.
