Sentence examples similar to asserts to perceive from inspiring English sources

Dante acknowledges Thomas's distinction when he speaks of the soul after death as "more than human" [2.8.6], and asserts that to perceive God is not possible for our nature [3.15.10].

Despite this perceived pessimism, I assert to you today, that because of the rapid advances in genomics, imaging, and tumor cell biology, Pharma's priorities are now more closely aligned with those of academia than ever before.

Because they assert to be "unapologetic".

Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.

We only really perceive what we know how to perceive.

How Africa's perceived; how we perceive, and fail to perceive, one another".

To perceive the Intangible".

PHILADELPHIA — There was a time not long ago when the Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies would clash fiercely on the field, and then snipe at each other through the news media, to assert their perceived supremacy in the National League East.

For him it was necessary to modify the traditional claim that "art imitates nature" by asserting that artists must deliberately alter nature by adding elements of feeling to perceived reality.

Men reported using violence to assert dominance, correct perceived transgressions and lack of obedience, and maintain their public image of being in control of the household and family.

But in sensitive foreign policy and military matters, united Germany's willingness to assert its own perceived national interests has more than once had an unsettling effect on its long-standing Western allies.