"Dancing in the dark," he notes, "is a way of asserting a life-saving grace, unity and style against the encroaching darkness".
Nor, when asserting that a life satisfaction study shows Utahans to be happier than New Yorkers, are they committing themselves to the tendentious claim that Utahans are better off.
Baron's civic humanists advocated a departure from the medieval ideals of contemplation and asceticism to assert an active life that included trade and profit.
In this respect, religious edicts assert a powerful influence on everyday life.
By uniting geographical maps with cultural detail from village members, the atlas is a powerful way of asserting Maya life and heritage.
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".
She asserts that life in a brothel is preferable to a life of grinding poverty as a factory worker.
But if the afterlife is, as I assert, an eternal recurrence of this life, then the meek must dine in perpetuity on low carbs and broiled chicken with the skin removed.
In addition, the Court asserted that life is a supreme good, which prevails over the right to refuse treatment[18].
But I tell them writing doesn't have to be some hubristic act of asserting that your life has been more extraordinary than someone else's.
In contrast, on its face, ET does not confer any sense of greater meaning or purpose, instead asserting that human life is the result of the same natural forces that produce viruses and cockroaches.
