Sentence examples for asserted some form of from inspiring English sources

China long asserted some form of sovereignty over the Tibetan plateau but its actual control varied through the centuries.

But some thinkers have been so attracted to unity that they have denied the multiplicity of things and asserted some form of substantival monism.

"It is a global struggle for freedom against those who seek to suppress it and seek to assert some form of religious tyranny; a threat in the name of God but [which] is truthfully the work of the devil," Turnbull said.

If they were true in virtue of their meaning alone (even if unobviously so), and thus analytic, then the necessity might be said to be purely logical, where to deny the claim is then to assert some form of logical contradiction (cf. Bennett 1979, Walker 1978: 18 23, Walker 1989: 63 4, Bell 1999).

Your attempt to assert some form of hyper-masculinity vis-à-vis figuratively consuming your "candy girl" is simply embarrassing.

Wilfred H Osgood asserted that some form of Peromyscus had been trapped in nearly every patch of North America ever visited by a mammal collector.

He asserts that there is "some form of feminist ideology" that sees gender issues as being only about women.

This is clearly a social process among group members who could adopt various strategies for resolving differences including asserting dominance, acquiescing, or some form of reciprocal sense making.

Gingrich, a former House Speaker and presidential candidate, said Obama was "perfectly reasonable" asserting that all Americans should get some form of higher education beyond high school.

Asserting that women who have abortions will face "some form of punishment,".

French foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault asserted: "This form of interference in French democratic life is unacceptable and I denounce it".