Sentence examples for With the assertion of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barenboim's way through the work characterstically had less to do with the assertion of personality.

Journalistic criticism distinguishes itself from cinema studies with the assertion of beauty, which has little place in the quasi-scientific realm of academic study.

Their quarrel was with the assertion of the sovereignty of Parliament, and George III was eventually hated in America because he insisted upon linking himself with that Parliament.

Will Savage, chief executive of the Aluminium Federation (Alfed) said: "Alfed disagrees strongly with the assertion of the Committee on Climate Change that the UK's climate change policies have not led to closures of important aluminium production facilities in the UK, and is not convinced that the conditions are yet in place to prevent more closures in the future.

The Special Principle is thus sometimes equated with the assertion of the Lorentz covariance of physical laws.

This time the parameters selection fulfills all the conditions of Theorem 4.6, and indeed what we see appears to be in line with the assertion of the theorem.

These findings are in keeping with the assertions of researchers who say that in most cases, such symptoms have nothing at all to do with the disorder.

Despite sporadic alleged sightings all over the world, Shand Kydd never saw Lucan again and never agreed with the assertions of his guilt; he believed he probably took his own life shortly after his disappearance.

Its fragile suggestiveness contrasted sharply with the assertions of Elgar's First Symphony, which came after it, though Mena's performance of that work wasn't particularly subtle or illuminating.

Reportable events are defined by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants as "significant deficiencies in the design or operation of internal control which could adversely affect the organization's ability to record, process summarize and report financial data consistent with the assertions of management in the financial statements".

An important finding concerning eye movement revealed the importance of a lingering gaze, as opposed to a glance or a watch, in the dialogic exchanges that took place for infants with their teachers and featured as a pedagogical priority in keeping with the assertions of the teachers themselves (White et al. 2015a).