Sentence examples for assert what is from inspiring English sources

Don't assert what is not yet established by the facts.

Camus's philosophy can be thus read as a sustained effort to demonstrate and not just assert what is entailed by the absurdity of human existence.

Thus, for instance, if each is motivated by general benevolence in respect of all then no one has any need to claim or assert what is due to him as of right or rule.

Instead, assert what is true without repeating negative allegations.

So it was easy for me to accept and assert what is usually accepted and asserted by all those who haven't had the misfortune of being given a deformed body: namely, that is foolish to be vain about one's features.

I am grateful that, in a limited context (for sure) both of these songs have become rallying points for efforts to assert what is good in ourselves and what is reprehensible and frightening in the face of the recent election. .

Emboldened by these events, many investors, former employees and retail partners are now willing to assert what was only whispered all along: that Mrs. Wachner's management style has hurt and perhaps even killed the company.

Still, they knew that nothing could be done to prescribe bounds to the press, because its freedom was guaranteed by the Constitution in order to give the people some independent means of learning what their government was doing, and because it would be impossible to assert what was fair and what was unfair without asserting a dictatorial power over the press.

For by endlessly asserting what is patently untrue, by making such untruth ubiquitous and unavoidable, and finally by insisting that everyone publicly acquiesce in it, the regime displays its power and reduces individuals to nullities.

The opposition coalition's leader, Sheik Moaz al-Khatib, who took the seat to the applause of fellow Arab League members, castigated Mr. Assad's government in an emotional acceptance speech, asserting, "What is happening in Syria is a struggle between freedom and slavery, between justice and injustice".

Belief, acceptance, and assertion have a point: when we believe and assert, what we aim at is believing and asserting what is the case or, equivalently, the truth.