A few days later, Hans Blix, the former United Nations chief weapons inspector in Iraq, took up the issue of war with Iran in an Op-Ed essay, asserting that "hardly any foreign policy issue is hotter right now".
In 1970 future Nobel economist Milton Friedman published a famous essay asserting that the best corporate citizens were those who maximized their profits within the legal boundaries set by society.
The Wall Street Journal is fond of publishing essays asserting one culture's superiority in the world parenting competition.
The Op-Ed essay further asserts that "we can harvest a certain fraction of a fish population that has been overfished".
During the course of his essay, Posner asserts that "most journalists are liberals" and deploys the term "liberal newspapers" without evidence or definition.
Woolf addressed the status of women, and women artists in particular, in this famous essay, which asserts that a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write.
In an accompanying essay, he asserted that "the history of modern China is a history of negation, a denial of the value of humanity, a murder of individuality.
Donald Davidson [1980, essay 3] asserted that an action, in some basic sense, is something an agent does that was 'intentional under some description,' and many other philosophers have agreed with him that there is a conceptual tie between genuine action, on the one hand, and intention, on the other.
In the Essays on the Law of Nature, Essay V, Locke asserts that both God and the soul's immortality "must necessarily be presupposed if natural law is to exist" (Locke 1663 64, 113).
In her catalog essay she further asserts that "there is no such thing as an absolutely unmanipulated photograph".
