Sentence examples for asserted meaning from inspiring English sources

Beal has since paid all the taxes, as well as the 40% penalty the IRS asserted, meaning that if the decision stands, the IRS will owe him a refund of those penalties.

For example, in discussing the semantics, previous literature does not distinguish the cases where existence is the asserted meaning from those where it is the presupposition or the entailment.

("Wang Mian has a father")., by replacing sǐle with yǒu, the meaning of (8) will be drastically changed, with presupposed meaning being brought to the forefront and becoming the asserted meaning.

The title is classic Waldrop, a phrase that asserts its meaning by undoing itself.

In an essay he wrote last year entitled "Transcendental Black Metal: A Vision of Apocalyptic Humanism," the former Columbia philosophy student asserted that "the meaning of Transcendental Black Metal is Affirmation, and its new technique is the Burst Beat".

It's a way of asserting that "things have meaning" — that earthly life is more than just a series of unimportant events, and that "the use of one man's free will, at one moment, can mean life or death... salvation or damnation".

However, we are certainly not meaning to assert that our FTMT would be applicable in all the aforementioned conditions.

In the following fifteen examples, randomly selected from over one hundred 2015 court decisions, the plaintiff for a variety of reasons was unable to successfully assert res ipsa loquitur, meaning that these events did not "speak for themselves".

Rilke asserted that the true meaning of love could be understood through death providing love a meaning in this unity that "the nature of every ultimate love ... is only able to reach the loved one in the infinite".

It is not obvious that they have any satisfactory answer to their own Representation Problem how are correlations between mental symbols and mind-dependent objects set up? Merely gesturing in the direction of accepted practices for asserting sentences is no satisfactory answer to this question if it is simply assumed that the asserted sentences have determinate meanings.

A deconstructive reading, then, does not assert or impose meaning, but marks out places where the function of the text works against its apparent meaning, or against the history of its interpretation.