Sentence examples for bare assertion from inspiring English sources

The robust liberal response is not going to put off by the bare assertion of the contrary.

I also want to contest her bare assertion that I'm "doing fine," which I feel is basically a way to throw a blanket over me and my situation as if I were a small fire that you put out, and — wait: Billy?

This is not just bare assertion.

Wes implicitly endorses the external voice because the sentence serves as a bare assertion of facts and he does not indicate his opposition to such a claim.

The utilitarian rule "everyone to count for one, nobody for more than one" is already a substantive egalitarian norm, which goes beyond the bare assertion of equal basic human worth.

Although the biosemanticist would not assent to the bare assertion that the past is the present nor is Faulkner likely to have done so she agrees that (selection) history determines what present representational structures and processes are about, just as it determines the present function of non-representational structures and processes (hearts).

To justify his claim that his budget is fair, the treasurer has made some bare assertions, including that the "welfare system is unsustainable in its current form and it is not well targeted to those who really need our assistance".

Despite being a paraphrase, his rough draft lacked dialogic voicing and stance with the lack of integration of external voice and bare assertions, which also created contractive voicing.

Table 5 Comparison of a section of Wes' rough and final draft Rough draft: Ambiguous endorsement, bare assertions Final draft: Dialogic voicing, endorsement cues To identify bullying early, one of the better ways to do it is to identify who is at risk of bullying others or being bullied.

Perhaps not surprisingly, some deny that a statement can ever be neutrally stated, even if in a larger rhetorical context; White and the Appraisal Website ("Modelling engagement," 2015) title the discussions on the non-existence of bare assertions as "no more facts".

It is one in which the strong dominate the weak by bare physical assertion; one where you prove your sincerity and seriousness by force; one, indeed, where violence is the logical endpoint of censure, the zenith at which true authority is demonstrated.