Sentence examples for do not maintain that from inspiring English sources

If you do not maintain that attitude of trying to get better it will not just affect you personally, but the team.

My letter expressly said, "We certainly do not maintain that our group has the unfettered right to build whatever we desire".

According to Vanity Fair, Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan, the authors of the biography "Sinatra: The Life," scheduled for publication by Alfred A. Knopf on May 16, do not maintain that Mr. Lewis witnessed the incident but call the account "a fact of which he had knowledge".

However, the Stoics do not maintain that the mere having of a cognitive impression constitutes knowledge (epistêmê).

It is important to notice that we do not maintain that RRI excludes precaution, but the ambition to shape the trajectories of research and innovation in their initial stage is certainly predominant.

But also in the opening and conclusion, Van Gennep made almost contradictory judgment, "I do not maintain that all rites of birth, initiation, etc., are rites of passage only" (Van Gennep 1960 192 193, the same meaning also in p.11).

If we don't maintain that same careful balance as we hurtle towards ever-greater levels of innovation and precision, we could easily see the stunning panoramas of great brands slowly reduced to an endless series of hastily snapped, uninspiring digital snapshots.

Dworkin is not a classical natural lawyer, however, and he does not maintain that morally acceptable content is a precondition of a norm's legality.

Unlike the standard forms of content externalism discussed so far, Davidson's transcendental externalism does not maintain that causal interaction with specific external objects or natural kinds is necessary for specific intentional mental states, but the view is still strongly externalistic in that both social and external physical environments are held to be metaphysically necessary for thought.

Although he displays the strength to maintain his base in these situations, he'll frequently lose that strength advantage in the N.F.L. if he doesn't maintain that initial leverage he earns with a flat back and hard punch to the chest off the line during the snap.

Unlike the minimalists, the democratic constitutionalists don't maintain that courts should always prefer "nudges over earthquakes"; but unlike Warren Court partisans, they don't suggest that the courts are always entitled to have the first (or last) word in promoting social progress.