Sentence examples for assert contingency from inspiring English sources

The distinction between essence and existence no longer becomes appropriate to assert contingency and only remains notional, since the difference between necessary and contingent beings now depends on whether a being possesses light in itself or light for other than itself (Rizvi 1999: 223).

A first principle, Walbridge notes, "is a form of the principle of sufficient reason, 'the principle of the most noble contingency' which asserts that nothing can exist without a cause of higher ontological level" (PI, 90.1 92.25).

We assert or deny.

And limits again assert themselves.

Or so his disciples assert.

What priorities will he assert?

We assert that (3.29).

Hence, we assert that.

We now assert that.

First we assert that.

We assert that as.