Sentence examples similar to a distinct assertion from inspiring English sources
From these accounts, and from the distinct assertion of Tacitus (Agric. 36) that it was used by the Britons, we may with confidence identify the cetra with the target of the Scottish Highlanders, of which many specimens of considerable antiquity are still in existence.
This view is characterized, according to Fodor, by two distinct assertions.
Her physical knowledge of Mr. Cunningham's work gives her assertions a distinct authority, and her descriptions of the choreography are fascinating.
Although early assertions of a distinct Mangalorean Catholic identity date from the migration period, a developed Mangalorean Catholic cultural identity only emerged following the captivity.
The assertion was made by the wildlife sound-recorder who heard (and taped) a distinct and unusual owl call, one that was fundamentally different from other Arabian owls he'd ever heard.
But most moving of all is his assertion that, even though we live in an age in which the extinction of the human race is a distinct possibility, "hope is a moral obligation, not just an emotional state".
It's a distinct disadvantage".
It lacks a distinct border.
A distinct resistance to potential.
A distinct possibility, no doubt.
