Sentence examples for who asserted from inspiring English sources

Opponents, who asserted that abstinence was the appropriate course for teenagers, easily prevailed.

She was among the witnesses who asserted Mr. Motassadeq's guilt for their plight.

But pumping was stopped in April by the Kurds, who asserted that Baghdad failed to send them the money.

"I was never going to be one of those women who asserted themselves using feminine wiles," she says.

In 1998, Home Depot settled with women employees who asserted that they had been restricted to low-paying jobs.

Mr. Beedenbender has no shortage of critics, including one who asserted publicly that he must be racist or stupid.

In a 2008 event, then GOP nominee John McCain disagreed with a questioner who asserted that Obama was "an Arab".

One exempted from punishment members of the military who asserted that they were only following orders issued by senior officers.

It fluently punctured the assumptions of those who asserted the primacy of European art music over all other music cultures.

He was strongly influenced by the lectures of the historian and statesman François Guizot (1787 1874), who asserted that the decline of aristocratic privilege was historically inevitable.

Their sympathies lay with the Conservatives especially the Tory who became home secretary that year, Michael Howard, who asserted: "Prison works".