Sentence examples for definite assertions from inspiring English sources

Drawing on surprisingly fertile decades of biographical scholarship, Greenblatt is not afraid to make definite assertions.

"Make definite assertions!" said Strunk, who loved the bold as much as he scorned the colorless.

Thus, while definite assertions regarding cardiovascular safety cannot be made at this stage, caution should be implemented in view of the strong involvement of the ATP-dependent potassium channels in the mechanism of action.

What to make of the Mail's definite assertion that Boris will seek a return to the Commons in time for the next election.

But other officials, apparently worried about so definite an assertion so close to Mr. Bush's speech, said it was too early to speculate on Mr. Arafat's plans.

Namely, that an adaptation profile can be achieved by calculating the first moment of the CME, but that the underlying probability distribution might be wide enough to prevent one from making definite quick-and-dirty assertions going from a single cell to the population level, or the other way around.

Not definitive, just definite.

And if truth is relative, then there is no single shared definite aim for any given assertion (see MacFarlane 2014: ch. 12 for a discussion).

The basic contention of Russell's theory of descriptions is that a proposition containing a definite description is not to be regarded as an assertion about an object of which that description is a name but rather as an existentially quantified assertion that a certain (rather complex) property has an instance.

The following assertions are equivalent: 1. 〈 u, u 〉 is positive definite,   2.

To prove the second assertion, we assume that H x 0 ϕ is additionally positive definite and the Lipschitz condition (4.8) is satisfied.