Sentence examples for asserts that every from inspiring English sources

She calls attention to the composer Charles Hubert H. Parry, whose 1911 essay "The Meaning of Ugliness" asserts that "Every advance in Art has been made by accepting something which has been condemned as ugly by recognized artistic authorities".

In Reichenbach's reading of Kant, the "principle of causality" asserts that every event is preceded by a cause that determines it according to some universal law (see the discussion of Kant's principle in Section 2 of the entry on Kant and Hume on Causality).

Spinoza then asserts that every individual thing strives to persevere in its existence.

The so-called fundamental theorem of algebra asserts that every (complex) polynomial equation in one variable has at least one complex root or solution.

Randy Serragio of the Center for Biological Diversity, a conservation group, asserts that every attempt to enact significant changes of the law has failed because of campaign contributions to lawmakers from the mining companies.

In the opening paragraph of this long, twisty narrative, he asserts that every writer starts down a slippery slope from the moment he receives payment, or even a word of praise, for his work.

Cameron has been admirably unafraid of pissing people off: he closes playgrounds; he asserts that cuts will hurt "every single person"; he backs a proposal by local councils in Greater Manchester to set a minimum price for alcohol.

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In asserting that "not every contribution to a judicial campaign triggers due process concerns significant enough to require recusal," you plainly establish a double standard.

Does the statement "Simmias is not large" assert that largeness is different from every attribute Simmias has (manhood, bravery, red-hair, blue-eyes, and so on)? (Keyt 1973 and Brown 2008 call this the "Oxford interpretation").

We assert that is bounded.