The one might assert many true propositions, while the other fails to assert any true proposition.
"In the Villaraigosa campaign in 2001, Latinos began to assert their true leadership.
Very often a desire to write is a desire to live more honestly through language; the student feels the need to assert a "true" self through the language system, perhaps for the reason that this same system, so intrinsic to every social and personal network, has given rise to a "false" self.
In the right circumstances, a speaker could use (26) to assert a true proposition.
Shockingly many assert that true non-Western societies do not have gay people, thus justifying severe punishments for LGBT people.
Only by asserting myself as equal and demand from myself what I wish others would have demanded of themselves can I assert my true freedom, my equality.
Will you take the stand to assert that true Christianity embraces ALL members and supports equal rights for everyone, including non-Christians, homosexuals in their quest for marriage rights, and women in theirs for reproductive freedom?
In telling us to Dress Normal to assert our true selves, The Gap has managed to create what the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard called "immanent reversal" where things become their opposite (Enlightenment become control, culture becomes the culture industry).
Benedict elaborates that this means the divine name could be misused and that Jesus' inclusion of "hallowed be thy name" is a plea for the sanctification of God's name, to "protect the wonderful mystery of his accessibility to us, and constantly assert his true identity as opposed to our distortion of it".
With regular prayer meetings in several cities, salons on theology, a children's Islamic educational camp and a series of printed adaptations of Quranic scholarship on issues such as homosexuality, Muslims for Progressive Values aims to fashion a new version of the ancient faith, one that members assert is truer to Islam's origins.
