Sentence examples for end up asserting from inspiring English sources

And despite our very significant differences and our claims of superiority, it is fascinating that all major religious traditions end up asserting two basic truths.

He argued that religious believers tend to adopt counterpart rationalisations in response to any apparent challenge to their beliefs from empirical evidence; and these beliefs consequently suffer a "death by a thousand qualifications" as they are qualified and modified so much that they end up asserting nothing meaningful.

But they all end up asserting "we cannot mean war" and "a diplomatic solution is inevitable".

Due to happenstance, Pierre ends up asserting both 'Londres est jolie' and 'London is not pretty'; the question is then whether the speaker is guilty of inconsistency.

In a previous post, I argued that over the long term, the N.R.A.'s blatant power play could end up backfiring, as angry citizens assert their democratic rights.

Although PMA did end up paying a portion, it asserted that the university's settlements were extremely high due to a concern about publicity and the desire to settle the matter as quickly as possible.

If you try to assert yourself, you end up with aggressive men pushing you away and generally being very unpleasant".

He asserted that Westchester and Rockland Counties would end up paying at least $400 million in extra taxes over that time.

We will buy things on the open market where we think they will end up in the hands of someone who will assert them.

She asserts that open marriages "...never end up working long-term;" that the reasons are "biological," and that "open marriages establish all kinds of unworkable rules for what is and isn't allowed.

For their part, Mr. Lazio's advisers argued that Mrs. Clinton would end up doing relatively poorly in New York City, because of what they asserted was a lack of enthusiasm about her among many Democrats.