Sentence examples for assert explicitly that from inspiring English sources
Spinoza does not go so far as to assert explicitly that no true knowledge can ever arise from sense experience.
Cicero goes on to assert explicitly that many Roman usages were derived from the Pythagoreans, although he does not give specifics.
We can say simply that organism O observes or perceives X; and we can then assert explicitly, if we wish, that its percept is or is not conscious.
Several later sources explicitly assert that Pythagoras wrote nothing (e.g., Lucian [Slip of the Tongue, 5], Josephus, Plutarch and Posidonius in DK 14A18; see Burkert 1972, 218 9).
David Cunningham, "Ambivalence and Control: Monitoring the Civil Rights-erea Ku Klux Klan" Models that purport to explain the interplay between dissidents and the state generally assert, either explicitly or implicitly, that the path from state interests to action to outcomes is a linear one.
Today, reactionary colorblindness asserts that explicitly using race is always immoral and unjust.
Craig Unger New York Jonathan D. Tepperman replies: Craig Unger is correct to note that he does not, in his book, explicitly assert that the Bushes are corrupt, or that they and their Saudi friends were responsible for American support for the Afghan rebels and were behind the Dallas Cowboys' firing of Coach Jimmy Johnson.
The indictment does not explicitly assert that Trump or his campaign knowingly participated in the Russian conspiracy.
But leading researchers on family structure, including the Princeton sociologist Sara McLanahan, explicitly assert that government should do more to close the gap between rich and poor children.
The essays collected in this issue implicitly or explicitly assert that in our moment, the spatial logic of commons thinking and the temporal logic of publics seem to coincide in an unprecedented and urgent way.
