Sentence examples for exactly assert from inspiring English sources

It does not exactly assert that "there ain't no such animal," but it is announced that the breed of "Northern Tibetan Hunting Dog" has yet to be entered on the social register of the doggy sort.

He just asserts them, repeatedly.

If, within a world, two individuals assert exactly the same propositions, then they are exactly alike vis-à-vis having asserted a true proposition: the one asserted at least one true proposition if and only if the other did.

That's why I was startled to see my fellow Economix blogger Jared Bernstein assert exactly the opposite.

On the left are the Modern Monetary Theory types, who assert exactly what the austerians like to claim, falsely, is the Keynesian position – that budget deficits never matter (except for their direct effect on aggregate demand).

It is thus possible for two individuals in different worlds to assert exactly the same propositions, and yet differ with respect to having asserted a true proposition.

In this sense, it is not exactly correct to assert that BLAST and naïve are (almost) the best performing tools because many tools participating to CAFA, whenever possible, tried to provide more informative annotations in place of the less informative "protein binding".

Actually, the idea of hell emerged via Zoroastrianism about three millennia ago, for exactly this purpose: to assert that the politically rich and powerful were judged by a moral authority higher than their political might.

Then, in Act II, he asserts exactly the opposite.

It seems to me that, sometimes with great pain, you've gone right through this book asserting exactly what your heart believes, and has learned to believe.

Yet the tradition asserts exactly one God.