Sentence examples for both asserts from inspiring English sources

A self-portrait in which Mr Koons both asserts and lampoons the display of male power.

The reader must translate as well, feeling for equivalents through the stiffish (though no doubt accurate) English of Mabel Lee, in order to sense the drift of a writer who both suggests and withdraws his suggestions; both reveals and veils; both asserts and distracts.

Interpretation is difficult, since Reichenbach both asserts that the probability of the consequent in a probability implication can be between 0 and 1 inclusive (1925d, 1978, vol. II, p. 89), but then disallows a probability implication because the consequent has probability 0 (p. 92).

In a landmark paper, published in 1945 analytic philosopher Antony Flew argued that a meaningful statement must simultaneously assert and deny a state of affairs; for example, the statement "God loves us" both asserts that God loves us and denies that God does not love us.

Both assert that they will farm Mayacamas organically, as Mr. Travers did not.

Bishop Gregory and Archbishop Dolan both asserted that celibacy was not to blame for the priest shortage.

Mr. Obama and Keynes both assert that we're failing to make use of our economic capacity.

Atheists and theists are identical in one respect: they both assert something about which they know nothing.

Both asserted that the U.S. unions were against this bill because it harmed African workers -- who were also against it.

Both assert that the invocation of a religious belief allows a company to opt out of a government requirement that applies to everyone else.

While they are being tried together and both assert that they are not guilty, their defense arguments may begin to compete at this point, several lawyers said.