Sentence examples for assertion only from inspiring English sources

If the eliminativist thinks that assertion only imposes the aim of expressing a truth, then he can consistently assert that 'know' is a defective term.

So it turns out that we are ready to talk to these fourth generation groups despite the assertion only a few years ago that we could never deal with them.

Unless the golfers will be asked to bunk down at the Stadium Motor Lodge, this last assertion only served as a reminder of how the sport thinks and as a reason to encourage the mayor this one time.

Parliament wasn't working.At the heart of your argument lay the following assertion: "Only the blessed accident of a hung Parliament…at the next or some future election can lead to reforms of parliamentary practice, to greater accountability and to the constitutional checks on minority parliamentary rule that Britain now lacks.

On Dummett's view, we do get a notion of truth distinct from the notion of a correct assertion only because of the semantics of compound sentences (1976: 50 2).

However, it appears that merging the cases of u>0 and u=0 into a unified assertion only makes sense for p=3/2, which was already dealt with in Paris and Vinogradov (2015, Theorem 3.10).

Only by having lived with very "low confidence" (that is, endless preoccupation with others and their imagined opinions of me) and struggling daily with self-assertion, only by stripping the word "confident" itself of preconceived assumptions and smashing the concept with the mental Hammer of Truth, could I write this more accurate description of confidence.

For the simulation of the channel assignment protocol, we define the following assertions:  Only one channel must be assigned to a radio.

He noted that Ken Davidoff had felt compelled to write a follow-up column, defending his assertion but citing only anonymous sources, and Dickey couldn't help wondering whose agenda was being served.

Lutz (1990) presented a widely cited diagram to illustrate his assertion, but it is only an illustration and is not (nor was it intended to be) the outcome of an analysis or the application of an established principle.

What makes Holder's assertion not only alarming but odd is that he also said that Miranda hadn't actually been a hindrance in recent, high-profile cases.