Sentence examples similar to asserting the two from inspiring English sources

Yet, he asserts, "the two sets of circumstances do not seem entirely unrelated".

The reproducibility of the data can easily be asserted: the two cooling runs essentially coincide over the entire temperature range, whereas the heating runs do so everywhere except at the lowest transition.

King Kevi asserts the two knew that tweeting the number would result in a mass response from fans.

According to him, the great philosophical move with which which Spinoza founded his system was to distinguish extended substance from thinking substance while at the same time asserting the identity of the two in the one substance which is God.

The 'evidence-policy gap' is a widely-acknowledged construction in policy-related research, asserting the existence of two separate communities with their own ecosystems and languages [ 61, 83- 85].

After the bomb went off in a government-controlled area of central Aleppo, a rebel brigade, Halab al-Shahbaa, claimed responsibility along with two other units, asserting the military had turned two nearby hospitals into barracks.

An identity proposition is to be understood in this context as asserting no more than this; in particular it is not to be taken as asserting that the two naming expressions have the same meaning.

Secular libertarians point out that stirring up hatred can be hard to distinguish from stridently asserting the truth of one faith over another.

VW officials dispute this, asserting that the two brands appeal to different customers.

Intuit also said it sent a letter on March 5 demanding that Intersearch.com stop asserting that the two firms continue to have a relationship.

But he did run one article asserting that the two were lovers, as well as a series of articles about a ring that Obama has worn on his ring finger since well before he was married to the former Michelle Robinson.