The statement (C) is a mathematical assertion between two abstract objects and so, in principle, the correctness maybe established mathematically.
It was the intrusion of another idiom, an assertion that what passed between these speakers and their audience was beside the point, that elections were determined elsewhere and in other terms.
On one website dedicated to health hints, it appears between an assertion that drinking one's morning urine helps jet-lag, and the claim that nasal sprays cause impotence.In the end, Dr Stare's two watch-words were prudence and moderation.
So Mr. Bush made what sounded like an assertion of an ongoing relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda, but phrased it cagily – suggesting that he or his speechwriter knew full well that his case was shaky.
In real life, tabloid publications claimed a romantic connection between them, an assertion both denied.
However, there is no balance in Kurtz's critique, but rather an assertion of a false equivalency between Fox and MSNBC.
For this reason, it may be too hard to make an assertion about the homologous comparison between the RBT and the GAT.
Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, sees this as the clearest similarity between Bush and Reagan -- an assertion of moral certainty, even when it makes some people squirm.
Urbanites' work here is reduced to an oral exercise, an assertion which implicitly rejects any connection between interactive labor and intellect.
Sorensen differentiates between assertions and non-assertions according to "narrow plausibility": "To qualify as an assertion, a lie must have narrow plausibility.
