Sentence examples for as the assertion of from inspiring English sources
His insistence is on guilt as the evidence of man's fate, and on the possibility of expiation as the assertion of human freedom.
The stink comes from what he sees as "the assertion of an exclusive right to suffering, the appropriation, as it were, of the Holocaust".
A doctrinal prologue presents the purpose of marriage for men as the assertion of virility rather than the consecration of devotion.
Opponents see it as the assertion of collective over individual rights, the empowerment of caciques (chiefs) and a formula for constant conflicts.In his first term Mr Morales imposed many controls on private business.
The truth is, rather, that no paradox is involved in denying most fundamental metaphysical claims, such as the assertion of the Materialist that there is nothing that cannot be satisfactorily explained in material terms or the corresponding principle of Aristotle that there is nothing that does not serve some purpose.
The former cannot be understood as the assertion of universal subjectivism, since it is in fact inconsistent with it.
Ms. Garry and others also noted that the contentions that robbery and drugs figured into the killing are old news, as is the assertion of the Albany County prosecutor, Cal Rerucha, that Mr. Shepard's sexual orientation played no role in the killing, as he re-states in the "20/20" interview.
As to the assertion of Mr. Hagelin and others that Mr. Buchanan was hurting the Reform Party, Mr. Doherty said it was simply not true.
Now if A is a truth-value gap (therefore, in particular, not a truth), one may well want to deny A; but it would be unfair to take such a denial as equivalent to the assertion of ¬A.
As a vehicle for the assertion of British exceptionalism it is exceptionally joyless: the creation of uncreative politicians who have nothing special to offer but belief in their own specialness.
