P's strategy for grounding his assertion that α holds can be paraphrased thus: "I don't have my own justification, but whatever grounds you assumed when you asserted α are good enough for me".
The artwork she has produced is grounded in the assertion that traditionally feminine qualities emotionality, bodiliness, domesticity are worthy subjects, and also means, for art making.
The standards grounding prescriptive assertions of equality contain at least two components.
His performance was grounded in such assertions.
He grounded sweeping theoretical assertions in the arcana of everyday life — a postcard, a piece of classroom art, a colonial officer's collection of relics.
At first, the company rebutted the report, claiming the story was "factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees". .
More fundamentally, however, this has been a rhetorical assault on science and any discourse that insists that assertions be grounded in evidence.
I have to tell you, that assertion could not be less grounded in fact.
In this context, constructionism amounts to the positive assertion that race is real even though it is not grounded in, e.g., genetic difference.
However, the assertion that the requests of Adam and David do not involve suicide is grounded in a moral fiction.
Thus, his assertions notwithstanding, his theory of judicial behavior is no more empirically grounded than the liberal jurisprudence whose conception of the judge he derides.
