Sentence examples similar to assert one's righteousness from inspiring English sources

"Let's be honest," asserted one voice.

"War seemed a foregone conclusion" because there was no "incentive to budge, to question one's own righteousness, to create the grounds on which a compromise might occur".

Williamson defends an account of assertion based on the rule that one must assert only what one knows.

The critic insists that to assert something one must believe it.

Yet it also seems inconsistent to assert 'No one can know whether anything is known'.

It does not assert as one of its objectives the elimination or prevention of MH discrimination.

In such circumstances, engaging with politics as a means to seek emotional satisfaction or assert my self-righteousness makes perfect sense.

The inversion remains detectable, because one asserts, for example, that one's experiences have drastically changed.

He asserts, "There's no one who doesn't love bacon.

But one should not do so by the spurious self-projection entailed by asserting what one believes false.

The First Law asserts that one must associate such a property with every system.