Sentence examples for assertion of common from inspiring English sources

By designating the problem in this manner, and identifying political opponents through the ideology of crime and disorder, she was able to link her successes to a simple assertion of common sense.

The assertion of common descent could also have been disproven with the invention of DNA analysis.

It can be some assertion of the common good.

Practical philosophies are claimed in the name of nudism – as a proof against alienation, as an assertion of our common humanity, as a rejection of status-giving corporate brands and logos, as a route to inclusion and tolerance and social justice.

And while there was certainly an assertion of popular common sense in Newt Gingrich's weak fourth-place finish — it had looked, two weeks ago, like he might win — the role that unchecked Super PAC spending played in his defeat has to make one wary of what's to come.

Those who oppose this broad usage of the term shamanism argue that an apparent structural similarity among phenomena in widely separated areas does not justify an assertion of a common source or that typological similarity must be distinguished from a genetic connection.

Recent GWAS have vindicated the assertion of the 'common-disease common-variant' hypothesis providing evidence for common disease variants for CRC mapping to 8q24 (Haiman et al, 2007; Tomlinson et al, 2007; Zanke et al, 2007) and SMAD7 (Broderick et al, 2007).

The pressure induced by education reforms and market needs require the integration of a new and smart learning environment in higher education to bridge diverse viewpoints and develop a common assertion of what it means to be career-ready.

"The study shows — once again — that the common assertion of a 'concealed ovulation' in human females needs to be reconsidered," Fink said.

This assertion is supported by the broad range of common morphological and developmental characteristics shared by both species, though fundamental biological differences do exist (such as spike and spikelet morphology).

In Stalnaker's scheme, context is basically subjective: a matter of common ground: that is, shared beliefs that serve as common presuppositions for the interpretation of assertions.