Sentence examples for all its assertions from inspiring English sources
Mr Gow also questions whether SNH, for all its assertions about strict legality, is in fact acting within the letter of the law.
But Russia, for all its assertion of a sphere of "privileged interests" looks impotent in Kyrgyzstan after rejecting pleas to send troops to stop the carnage.Voters saw the referendum as a choice between parliamentary democracy with a maternal president, and further instability and violence.
(1) The Bible is the written Word of God, and because we believe it to be inspired thruout [sic], all of its assertions are historically and scientifically true in all of the original autographs.
The Bible is the Written Word of God, and because it is inspired throughout, all of its assertions are historically and scientifically true in the original autographs.
Einstein brushed aside Bridgman's objection, merely stating that for a formal system to qualify as a physical theory it was "not necessary to demand that all of its assertions can be independently interpreted and 'tested'operationallyly'" (Einstein in Schilpp 1949, 679).
"It's All Good" has caused an uproar over its assertions about avoiding gluten and dairy, and the dangers of feeding children white flour, ice cream and sugar.
Its assertions of Sephardi barbarity and incompetence permeated all levels of Israeli society.
How sweeping are its assertions?
Most of its assertions were irrefutable.
Its assertions in this case have not always been reliable.
For I have not yet described its assertions, a caricature of idealism's worst follies.
