Sentence examples for assert the essential from inspiring English sources
"Perfect Score" addresses matters of race, sex and class in a whisper and is perhaps too quick to assert the essential niceness of its characters.
Furthermore, Hilton and Slotnick assert that the essential attribute of a mature professional is practical wisdom or 'phronesis', i.e. 'knowing which rules to break and how far to break them to accommodate the reality at hand' [ 17].
President Bush should delineate America's serious concerns and assert the right to press for essential changes -- while he still can.
Klemp later acknowledged some truth in Lane's accusations but asserted that the essential truth of ECK was unaffected.
On a second legal point, the judge also ruled that the case would not have been allowed to proceed as a class-action style suit, asserting that "the essential requirements for a representative action are absent" — owing to individuals in the group not all having the "same interest" in the claim, and the difficulty of reliably defining a class for the purposes of this case.
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
His own exegesis applies a variety of techniques: categorizing genera and species, distinguishing between essential and non-essential qualities, asserting the symmetry of relation, understanding the law of contradiction, recognizing valid and invalid syllogisms, as well as logical fallacies.
Rather than insist that senators read the essential documents behind closed doors, he is asserting the unilateral power to deny them all access.
In the sauna, the body asserts itself: essential, unavoidable, a fleshy fact of being.
By Anna Russell In the sauna, the body asserts itself: essential, unavoidable, a fleshy fact of being.
