Sentence examples for but asserting from inspiring English sources

Rebutting bad science may not be effective, but asserting the true facts of good science is.

But asserting their rights does not mean that Time Warner, Comcast or DirecTV would get their way.

Lewis replies that the speaker is not just expressing his own feelings but asserting that the object is one that merits those emotions.

Last year, the bureau formally closed the case, acknowledging that some scientific questions were unanswered but asserting that the evidence against Dr. Ivins was overwhelming.

Of course, doing nothing but asserting that a movie is good doesn't make it so; but neither does saying so with style.

It may be that a philosophical belief in universal human rights can survive the rejection of God as easily as a scientific belief that F=MA, but asserting as much doesn't make it so.

Mr. Matthews had trouble remembering details, but asserted that Mr. Rowland put in time on the deal.

The circle, he wrote, is "the most modest form, but asserts itself unconditionally".

They are not hiding behind masks but assert that they are the mask, the "sculpture".

"I never saw myself going to college," she said, but asserted she would begin tackling her undergraduate degree next spring.

The invaders withdrew but asserted the permanency of their authority by leaving administrative agents to collect taxes and recruit soldiers.