Nevertheless, Webb's investigation did reveal that men likewise lie on their dating profiles, an assertion which would seem to be borne out by conversations with my friends who are currently navigating OK Cupid and all who sail in her.
The first option would seem to make assertions of the form "If …then …" a peculiar exception to the compositionality of natural language semantics (but see Edgington 2000).
Mr. Rather has spent more than $2 million on the lawsuit, and according to court documents, he may be getting something for his money: evidence that would seem to support his assertion that CBS intended its investigation of his work on a "60 Minutes" segment about President Bush's National Guard service, at least in part, to quell Republican criticism of the network.
This would seem to contradict the assertion by some authors that there is an increasing incidence of PSC diagnoses since the widespread use of endoscopic retrograde cholangiography and magnetic resonance cholangiography was introduced.
Songbook, even with its mischievous undertow, would seem to confirm Ionesco's assertion and reassert Alec Soth's position as the foremost visual chronicler of contemporary America's nostalgias and fears.
This decision would seem to reinforce traditional publishers' assertions that they are irreplaceable — she got to two million without us, they might say, but she won't get to a hundred million without us.
This decision would seem to reinforce traditional publishers' assertions that they are irreplaceable she got to two million without us, they might say, but she won't get to a hundred million without us.
These figures would seem to bear out BP's assertion that the recovery has firmly set in, to the chagrin of some coastal residents.
Since the truth does not appear to matter to Farah, WND's falsehood-strewn trail would seem to put the lie to his assertion that "This is a matter of what's true and what's not".
Funeral games would seem to have been, in essence, prophylactic assertions of vitalizing energy in the presence of death.
