Sentence examples for asserts that it becomes from inspiring English sources

In 14, the speaker presupposes that the serial killer killed people in some places and asserts that it becomes the case that he killed people in Taipei.

In defense of the book's overall message, though, I would like to point out that although she is correct in asserting that I became disenchanted with the commune movement, to conclude that I thought it futile is an overstatement and a bit misleading.

He notes: "We can assert that Facebook has become the most adopted browser in terms of consumer time spent" — and goes on to add that mobile has "become Facebook's biggest opportunity", with consumers spending almost 39 minutes per day using the Facebook app on average.

Hamsher's FDL colleague Jon Walker likewise asserts that "private individual insurance in America will become a money-making scam into which Americans are forced to pay," to which he subsequently added: "It is both immoral and financially reckless to do what the Senate bill does.

The critique of Simonides' poem mentioned above suggests that eliciting a contradiction from one's opponent's statements was one such strategy, since what Protagoras actually does is to seek to show that Simonides contradicts himself in first asserting that it is hard to become good and then in finding fault with Pittacus, one of the so-called 'Seven Sages', for saying that it hard to be good.

Given that a human embryo cannot reason at all, the claim that it has a rational nature has struck some as tantamount to asserting that it has the potential to become an individual that can engage in reasoning (Sagan & Singer 2007).

And [James Hal] Cone asserts that he became an internationalist with a humanist bent".

It has become fashionable on the right to assert that it would be no big deal.

We assert that it is impossible.

Harris regularly performs this meditation, and while he begins to explore how its practice may interfere with his daily tasks as an on-air personality, and asserts that he has become a kinder, more empathetic person, metta, it should be said, does not seem to have radically altered his life or ambitions.

"But as I looked more closely at the way that power is asserted over us, it became more obvious how much mainstream pop culture (and in particularly, music videos) syndicates a puppet-mentality, where bodies are seemingly controlled and manipulated by outside forces.