Sentence examples for asserted passage from inspiring English sources

Scholars have understandably queried what seems a casually asserted passage from the contingent, given in sense experience, to the necessary, as required for the first principles of science.

Still, in the year 2010, with an African-descended, brown president in the White House and a nation confidently asserting its passage into a postracial era, it strikes me as odd to ride beside a vacant seat, just about every time I embark on a three-hour journey each way, from home to work and back.

He asserted that a passage in Brod's will states that they should go to an institution in Israel on his death.

And voices are being heard — for the first time in weeks at volume equal to headlines describing Mr. Sarkozy as a hoodlum or France ready for rebellion — that assert that the passage of the retirement law by the Senate in October will demonstrate how much of the ambient noise of the past month has been contrived.

Barnes, in The Weekly Standard, asserts that entire "passages in The Wild Blue are barely distinguishable from those in Wings of Morning".

These passages assert, in a sense, the authority of the rest: the background that is indeed as simple as it looks, the square-within-a-square composition, the playful color scheme.

The Torah contains a number of passages asserting that Israel's character as the land of the chosen people is unconditional, as in Deuteronomy 14 2: "For you are a holy people to the Lord, your God, and God has chosen you to be his treasured people from all the nations that are on the face of the earth".

The basically moral nature of God is asserted in the second of the biblical passages that form the core of this liturgical statement (Deuteronomy 11 13 21).

When Leach asserted that most of the rituals are rites of passage, he did not tell us the other types of rituals, but he must be aware of the rite of passage model can explain most of the ritual.

That treacherous passage sounded insecure and curdled, but the players asserted their customary control in the first movement's brusque outbursts.

From the opening of the overture, a quizzical passage in which abrupt foursquare phrases are grimly asserted and then hauntingly echoed, the music is continuously captivating.