Sentence examples for asserted life from inspiring English sources

One of Hirsch's voices asserted, "Life has to have the plenitude of art".

As these investigators cook and eat they assert life, reason and thought.

To oppose its core is to assert life, will, and memory.

Cooper asserts, "Life must be more than dilettante speculation" (VAJC, 194).

In our article on February 23rd ("Eastern porridge") we asserted, of life sentences in the Japanese judicial system, that "life means life".

The famous British biologist T.H. Huxley in his book Protoplasm: The Physical Basis of Life (1869) and the British physicist John Tyndall in his "Belfast Address" of 1874 both asserted that life could be generated from inorganic chemicals.

The Brexiteers, notably London mayor Boris Johnson, have asserted that life outside the EU will enable Britain to prosper by regaining its sovereignty, negotiating new trade deals and controlling migration.

In addition, the Court asserted that life is a supreme good, which prevails over the right to refuse treatment[18].

She asserts that life in a brothel is preferable to a life of grinding poverty as a factory worker.

John B. S. Haldane, in his essay on the origin of life (Haldane 1929), extended that operational view to a more phylogenetic view, asserting that "life may have remained in the virus stage for many millions of years before a suitable assemblage of elementary units was brought together in the first cell".

Proponents of Intelligent Design, which asserts that life is so intricately complex that an architect must be behind it, say it is a valid scientific theory.