Sentence examples for Nothing asserts from inspiring English sources
A little pink is preferable to a full body cast or black armband, and nothing asserts manhood like a little self-victimization, but you get the idea.
A recent book by Charles Sykes, "A Nation of Moochers: America's Addiction to Getting Something for Nothing," asserts that many Americans, both rich and poor, finagle benefits they don't deserve.
"The bac is worth absolutely nothing," asserts Jean-Robert Pitte, president of the Sorbonne-University of Paris IV.In this section A coalition of the unwilling Foiled, this time Squeaky if not clean Bac to school Tied to the kitchen Overweight but underpowered Reprints Related items French universities: Shaking them upJul 5th 2007The bac is not under review, but other changes have begun.
It must either argue that an "illegal but legitimate" intervention is better than doing nothing, or assert that international law has changed — strategies that I call "constructive noncompliance".
Of course, doing nothing but asserting that a movie is good doesn't make it so; but neither does saying so with style.
Four years later, in the London Protocol of 1852, the other Great Powers formally acknowledged his rights in Neuchâtel, but with the proviso that Prussia should do nothing to assert them without their concurrence.
It's something that would likely be prudent for the average person not wanting to deal with the rigors and risk of a trial against the city, but Sefolosha – knowing he had done nothing wrong – asserted his innocence and rejected the offer.
This is not what is nowadays called a "deflationist" conception of truth, however, because Kant is not saying that truth is nothing but asserting the corresponding actual facts.
Virtually nothing is asserted someplace that is not called into question or undermined elsewhere.
As a result, it takes Rohmer a long time to reunite the original pair, but from love delayed, he asserts, nothing less than music, painting, poetry, architecture, and religion are born.
