Sentence examples for everything asserts from inspiring English sources

"We used third-party testing for everything," asserts Parrish.

The Everything-in-Everything principle asserts the omnipresence of ingredients.

In a Miami Herald op-ed on January 23 , 2014 Mr. Aníbal de Castro, the Dominican Republic's Ambassador to the United States -- in what some may characterize as an apparent compassionate effort aimed to convince the U.S. that his country's recent actions against its Haitian citizens were appropriate -- is incorrect in just about everything he asserts.

Referring to Dr. Orrell, she said, "Everything he asserted was debated, always".

The passage from B6 makes clear that the "no smallest" principle is connected to the principle of Everything-in-Everything, and B3 asserts that the "no smallest" claim depends on the impossibility of what-is-not.

If she can't do it, she won't read on; if she does do it, she is in the mood to accept everything the author asserts as true.

While he has the advantage of being the underdog who gains by looking equal to the President, how does he explain holding exactly the opposite position on everything he now asserts so sincerely?

It follows then that the ANT approach is agnostic with respect to the debate which has divided many sociologists in that it neither asserts that everything is socially constructed (social constructionism) nor that everything is pre-existent (realism) [ 16].

labels it either "ludicrous" (for the strong panpsychism which asserts that everything has full fledged consciousness) or "empty" (for the weak panpsychism which asserts only that everything has at least some kind of proto-mentality).

"For Now," the closing number in the Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q," asserts that everything in life is temporary — even George W. Bush is "only for now".

A asserts that everything there is actually exists.