Sentence examples for would have asserted from inspiring English sources

I think if you had told people back in, say, 2007 that this would happen, they would have asserted with confidence that generating a faster recovery would be at the top of the political agenda.

Acclaimed novelist Doris Lessing, who passed away last month, would have asserted that the answer is yes.

And we can interpret him in this way even if he himself would not have asserted it.

Again, some scholars have asserted that it would be unusual for an author of Davidic times to construct a narrative with a Canaanite protagonist.

WASHINGTON — Obama administration lawyers have asserted that it would be lawful to kill a United States citizen if "an informed, high-level official" of the government decided that the target was a ranking figure in Al Qaeda who posed "an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States" and if his capture was not feasible, according to a 16-page document made public on Monday.

"Across the country," Barabak wrote,  Republicans have asserted that "Democrats would be outraged if Republicans used a woman's personal relationships as campaign fodder".

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Within the book, the Reagan text had as its protective shield the genre of science fiction, a designation the author himself would have rejected, having asserted, with his usual clarity of vision, that "Fiction is a branch of neurology: the scenarios of nerve and blood vessel are the written mythologies of memory and desire".

Individual merit pay, she has asserted, would foster destructive rivalry within a school.

The Bush team scaled back some demands that Gore lawyers had asserted would excessively delay proceedings.

The informant, Mr. Lato said, would testify that Mr. Duffy had asserted that at a trial, "it all comes down to who can tell the best story".