According to Moore, if I make an assertion, what I assert is nothing about my ideas or my mental states, but a certain "connexion of concepts".
In this classification, assertion would best be placed under expositives, since the prefix 'I assert' is or may be of an expository nature.
That continuum, such theories assert, is not actually continuous.
A partnership, they assert, is the path to job creation in the future.
The reason, some will assert, is population growth: people are the enemies of trees.
Copyright, the publishers wryly assert, is emphatically not reserved and copying is encouraged.
Dilcia Escano tells what housing advocates assert is a common story.
The real issue, they assert, is not the S.R.O.'s but the lack of social services.
That idea, liberals assert, is flawed, and dangerous to the stability of the employer-based system.
The first thing that, say, Michelle Alexander might assert is that not all social sins can be measured by counting.
Many are already angry over what they assert is a vast expansion of benefits without much structural "reform" of Medicare.
