Sentence examples for which she asserted from inspiring English sources

She sought to avoid traditional forms and accepted devices, the use of which, she asserted, gave unspoken assent to the male-oriented power structure that had established them.

Dr. Albright summoned nearly 800 employees for a public excoriation in which she asserted that they were all failures unless they protected government secrets.

Disclosure of the White House's proposed action came after the release on Monday afternoon of Ms. Feinstein's statement, in which she asserted that the White House had told her it would cease all intelligence collection in friendly countries.

Canon Simpson addressed the issue directly in a sermon at Westminster Abbey on April 2 , 1978 in which she asserted that the church treated women like "second-class Christians".

Mary Wollstonecraft's treatise "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" -- in which she asserted the equality of the sexes -- is widely considered a foundation of the modern women's rights movement.

Another chosen quote was from a speech given by May shortly before the referendum, in which she asserted that "remaining in the European Union means we will be more secure from crime and terrorism".

The aggression in "212" is palpable, not just in the beat but also in the crass lyrics, in which she asserts her dominance over a male opponent.

The revelation comes as Lee's publisher issued a new quote from the author in which she asserts that she is "alive and kicking and happy as hell" about the reactions to the announcement of her new novel, Go Set a Watchman, which is already topping bestseller charts five months before publication.

So far, the most incriminating evidence that has surfaced is a 2002 memo written by the lawyer, Saphora M. Lifrak, in which she asserts that she told Mr. Miller about the harassment, and he still refused to remove her from Mr. Jennings's committee.

She describes in some detail the moment in which she asserts that Raul Salinas confessed to her his involvement in a plot to murder Francisco Ruiz Massieu, his former brother-in-law, who was the No. 2 official in the governing party.

Nathalie Tauziat, a 32-year-old French player who ranks seventh in the world, has written a book titled "The Hidden Side of Tennis," in which she asserts that the game is being ruined by babes who care more about modeling than playing.