Sentence examples for asserting what is from inspiring English sources
Corporate lawyers, like those representing individual defendants, are allowed to conceal their private communications with their clients by asserting what is called the attorney-client privilege.
For by endlessly asserting what is patently untrue, by making such untruth ubiquitous and unavoidable, and finally by insisting that everyone publicly acquiesce in it, the regime displays its power and reduces individuals to nullities.
The opposition coalition's leader, Sheik Moaz al-Khatib, who took the seat to the applause of fellow Arab League members, castigated Mr. Assad's government in an emotional acceptance speech, asserting, "What is happening in Syria is a struggle between freedom and slavery, between justice and injustice".
Belief, acceptance, and assertion have a point: when we believe and assert, what we aim at is believing and asserting what is the case or, equivalently, the truth.
They saw themselves as asserting what was German against the French occupying forces of the Napoleonic empire.
A false statement asserts what is not the case regarding the subject, by stating that the subject is other than it in fact is (263a-d).
Camus's philosophy can be thus read as a sustained effort to demonstrate and not just assert what is entailed by the absurdity of human existence.
Paul Goldin's Rituals of the Way asserts what is probably the most extreme religious interpretation in the English-language literature, though without much argument.
Thus, for instance, if each is motivated by general benevolence in respect of all then no one has any need to claim or assert what is due to him as of right or rule.
