Sentence examples for asserts precisely from inspiring English sources

They are not irrational numbers according to Wittgenstein's criteria, which define, Wittgenstein interestingly asserts, "precisely what has been meant or looked for under the name 'irrational number'" (PR §191).

As Fallowfield asserts, "precisely when the majority of people are most in need of truthful communication and support, when they have changing thoughts and feelings and need to make important decisions, a conspiracy of silence may envelop them and the resulting anxiety and tension may hinder adjustment".

While one might argue that gods who necessarily act in a unified manner would give us all we care about in monotheism, Leftow argues that this isn't so, as the Bible asserts the existence of precisely one god (235 6).

This is precisely what Joshua B. Freeman asserts.

Precisely as Krugman asserts, markets do not always allocate resources smoothly.

He just asserts them, repeatedly.

Of course, the patty is much tastier than anything you will find on the high street: loosely packed, juicy, precisely chargrilled, it persuasively asserts its beefy flavour over the ketchup, mild mustard and onion.

In the same breath he asserts that his man, Marco Rubio, represents precisely how things should work.

In such a case, James asserts, I have the "right to believe" — precisely because such a belief may help bring about the fact believed in.

The force functions specify precisely what an encrypted message asserts, but the force functions alone do not indicate how an agent should interpret the new information.

The phone intercepts on the Kenya cell lasted through October 1997 and then, after a break, began again in May 1998, just months before the bombing and precisely during the time the government now asserts the attack was being planned.