Sentence examples for asserted simply from inspiring English sources

Was it really true that language, as Chomsky asserted, simply "grows like any other body organ"?

Indeed, this fact makes it such that the principles of democratic self-rule and the criteria of public agreement cannot be asserted simply as the proper norms for all social and political institutions, and this seems ideally suited to understanding how globalization limits the capacity of democracy to entrench itself.

In the current language that Pāṇini describes, the aorist was used to speak of an action carried out at a past time and could include the day on which one spoke, as well as to assert simply that the act in question had taken place.

Nor is it about some totality A: it asserts simply of each and every A that it is B. And although it does not directly assert the existence of A, it certainly presupposes it.

President Obama, he asserts, "simply does not understand the concept of American exceptionalism".

But there are others, who as former President Carter asserted, are simply unhappy that a Black man is president.

Or that, as has been asserted, Germany simply wants to teach Greece a lesson.

The court and its justices, Professor Kagan asserted, are simply too important for anything less to be acceptable.

It featured a Spanish hero and a heroine with a sprained ankle, and was, Roberts asserted later, "simply dreadful".

What is asserted is simply an open sentence!

In 2014 Medical Economics magazine intriguingly asserted, "Put simply, fighting to preserve physician autonomy may be one key to help rein in America's enormous medical bills,".