Sentence examples for will always assert from inspiring English sources

But where people are aware of their loss of control over how they are seen by others, people of all ages will always assert their need for privacy in the strongest way".

I will always assert that an adult has the right to purchase any piece of artwork they desire, but in the case of "The BBFC v Human Centipede II," I can see where the censors are coming from.

Do you compromise, or do you always assert your position?

Nonetheless, always assert control over the meeting by steering the agenda to the end.

All of this has led to the usual feelings of angst and agita — "the drama will always be there," asserts Jon Meterparel of WEEI, the team's flagship radio station — as well as a competing sense of what could implausibly be described as apathy.

It confirms what we've always asserted, that there is no evidence to support the claim".

6. Ockham (SL I.72): "In affirmative propositions a term is always asserted to supposit for something.

"Tūhoe have always asserted very strongly that Te Urewera is who they are.

(Some wise guy always asserts that Howard is somehow an example of reverse racism.

The NFL Player's Association, engaged in a showdown with NFL owners also issued a letter of support, asserting, "The NFL Players Association will always support efforts protecting a worker's right to join a union and collectively bargain".

In the past, the mayor has been loath to criticize other government agencies, officials or authorities, preferring instead to assert blandly that everyone will always do right by the city.