Sentence examples for asserting the continuity from inspiring English sources

However in asserting the continuity of Being Parmenides is likely no more than underscoring its essential unity.

While journalists sense that the commercial landscape in which they operate has been utterly transformed by the internet, the judges have asserted the continuity of traditional legal values.

Erdogan has long wanted to re-take and re-brand Istanbul as the emblem of his Islamist regime, to assert the historical continuity between the Ottoman empire and the Turkish state.

By declaring themselves the Fourth International, the "World Party of Socialist Revolution", the Trotskyists were publicly asserting their continuity with the Comintern, and with its predecessors.

The closing litany, beautifully delivered by Mullen, marks continuity from the gods of the ancient world to us, but also asserts the human need to be free of them.

"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".

Finally, one asserts the proposition.

I assert the same.

The next statement asserts the converse.

"The continuity should continue," Scally told BBC Radio Kent.

When it was consecrated in 1634 by Bishop Bramhall who was one of the new ceremonial high church Anglicans, like William Laud who was Charles I's Archbishop of Canterbury, it was named after Saint Columba, the famous local saint, probably to assert continuity.