Use of asserting in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include asserting at the start of sentence, asserting at the end of sentence and asserting in the middle of sentence
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asserting in the middle of sentence
- He's speaking up and asserting himself confidently.
- The republics began asserting their right to govern themselves.
- Our novelist's intellectual humour is asserting itself beneath the narrative.
- From Hegel he derives his basic manner of thinking, asserting the primacy of experience.
- It seems that this was their means of asserting their continuing independence of Moscow.
- It seemed that Morrissey was asserting his power over the media in order to make a point.
- For what object of thought is one referring to when one is asserting the existence of men?
- The hon. Gentleman has no evidence for asserting that standards have dropped month by month.
- Some people took the religious view, boldly asserting that we were in league with the devil.
- Mrs Armitage's heir is already asserting his rights in the matter but that is not my concern.
- An ever more intriguing thought - when David did his asserting, whom did he do it with, or to?
- In practice, of course, there was no chance of Edward 11I successfully asserting his claim in 1328.
- The opposition mounted, but Johnson was probably right in asserting that its strength was overstated.
- Since this requires that speakers be informative, the asserting of tautologies blatantly violates it.
- Gloucester was more successful in asserting his claims to the stewardship of Clitheroe and its members.
- The typical judge loves the rewards of office and tends to be imperious in asserting and defending them.
- By 1992, he was asserting such complete recovery that he declared himself a candidate for the presidency.
- And some people misguidedly use disagreement with others as the main instrument of asserting their status.
- There is no way in which he could emphasise the veracity of his testimony except by literally asserting it.
- Initially there was a response from some critics asserting that this would lead to structural unemployment.
- People have become used to employing violence as a means of resolving conflict or asserting power over others.
- By asserting it, however, we are also committing ourselves to a general conditional proposition of a standard kind.
- The conventional view, then as now, was that Lanfranc had carried all before him in asserting the rights of Canterbury.
- They also responded to the idea of Britain asserting a moral lead in the world after the soul-scarring debacle of Suez.
- One such dispute was settled by Marie with a verdict apparently asserting that true love can not exist between man and wife.
- I have heard of chaps being accused of asserting their conjugal rights, but asserting moral rights is obviously something else.
- The current wild weather through the West and Midwest again has raised the question: Is global warming finally asserting itself?
- We can begin to restore the public purpose of corporations by asserting their responsibility and accountability to all stakeholders.
- Apart from asserting that dwarfs are usually unintelligent, the author offers no comment on the morphological differences between human physical types.
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