A statement consists minimally of two parts, with one part (the grammatical subject) referring to the entity the statement is about, and the other (the predicate) asserting something about that entity.
So much of what Gamergate asserted about itself was that it wanted "objectivity" in journalism, but on closer examination this turned out to mean "function-first games reviewing".
In the neighboring town of Devecser, some residents assert that about 1,500 people have left from a population of 5,500.
Women still worry about retaliation, she said, asserting that the department that handles harassment accusations is largely ineffective.
However, this is as much about Man Utd showcasing their current financial muscle; sanctioning the most grandiose transfer in history and remaining financially stable just as Woodward asserted about being the only club that can make transfers that other clubs can only imagine, as it is about hubris.
Richards is quick to assert that only about one per cent of abortions are performed at that stage, and that in the majority of those either the woman or the fetus has grievous health problems.
Doctors like to point to the "impressive" efficacy of their treatments in real serious diseases, like cancer, and doctors (and drug companies) are emphatic about asserting that anyone or any company that says (or even suggests) that they have a treatment that might help people with cancer are "quacks". However, do they maintain this same standard when evaluating their own treatments?
Doctors like to point to the "impressive" efficacy of their treatments in real serious diseases, like cancer, and doctors (and drug companies) are emphatic about asserting that anyone or any company that says (or even suggests) that they have a treatment that might help people with cancer are "quacks".
The nature of Stalin's interventions makes clear that more was at stake than high politics: these science wars were about asserting that the Party was rational and modern, and about codifying the Soviet worldview in a battle for the hearts and minds of people around the globe during the early Cold War.
But Judge Raggi said that it was speculative to assert that the information about Mr. Laurent's statement would have cleared Mr. Schwarz.
Moreover, some economists assert that worries about the housing market are overblown in terms of the effect on the broader economy.
