Sentence examples for while asserting the from inspiring English sources

Depardieu plays Donissan, a country priest with literally self-flagellating faith and an obsession with ambient evil, which he susses out like a divine detective, driving his parishioners to fear, despair, and suicide, all the while asserting the miraculous power of his dark devotion.

Kate Ashbrook Chair of the Ramblers Associationn and the Council for National Parks, Chief Executive of the Open Spaces Society So far: To say Ashbrook is committed to protecting our rambling rights would be an understatement: at 23 she dodged gunfire on Dartmoor National Park while asserting the right to roam.

While asserting the political power of the Party, the change in policy generated significant economic growth.

While asserting the absence of a negative in a legal settlement creates the perception usually that something, indeed, went wrong, it is far more powerful to insist that companies own up.

While asserting the unprovable existence of extinct lines of eukaryotes is unsatisfying, if not unscientific, extinction is commonplace, and the argument seems, on the face of it, irrefutable.

Writing in The New York Review of Books, Steve Coll assailed "Zero Dark Thirty" for taking fictional liberties from the factual record, all the while asserting on-screen that it is "based on firsthand accounts of actual events".

The ethical framework for approaching this topic has been reviewed and highlights the need to protect vulnerable participants while also asserting the equal moral status for persons with delirium to have their condition researched in a valid way.

The author furthermore supports the use of the canine SNP array in studies of coyotes, following the recommendation of vonHoldt et al. (2011), while also asserting the need for addressing ascertainment bias prior to the use of SNPs in non-model organisms.

He has deployed a discourse of fear by questioning the HDP's loyalty to the country, while asserting that the PKK and Isis are one and the same.

He admits enough of its iniquities to inspire confidence in his readers and omits enough to spare their sensibilities, while asserting, at the same time, the virtues which acquit the British of really criminal imperialism.

"Progress is not rapid enough," because each day 8,000 people are dying from AIDS, the report said, while asserting that the slow start still would generate enough pressure to speed the effort later.