Sentence examples for general assertion about from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's general assertion about the first thinkers who gave accounts of nature (and his specific discussion of Thales' reliance on water as a first principle) brings out a difficulty in interpreting the early Presocratics.

Ferguson's general assertions about the comparative age of the generations were correct, though his claim that he played "two 18-year-olds, a 19-year-old, a 20-year-old and two 21-year-olds" in the 1-0 defeagainstnst Besiktas is not entirely right.

That parents have an expectation to be provided with education about NBS is in line with the more general assertion by Manson that patients often want information about interventions, independent of their desire to take part in decision making about those interventions.

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One general assertion was that involuntary treatment was problematic and constituted an unwanted exception to standard care.

The main results of this article about positivity or negativity of elements in the nth row of Green's matrix are formulated in Section 3. General assertions are presented in Theorems 3.1 and 3.2.

General statements or claims — ones that contain no such particular references — are not necessarily universal generalizations, making an assertion about all cases of the mentioned type.

A senior French intelligence official interviewed Wednesday in Paris declined to say whether Mr. Martino had been a paid agent of France, but he called General Pollari's assertions about France's responsibility "scandalous".

I can neither confirm nor deny her assertion about the club, but the general tone of the event was very semitic.  .

As for your assertion about under-qualified officials, I'm of the opinion that the general standard of officiating at this tournament hasn't been too bad (certain high-profile instances aside).

Zeron's assertion about two remaining cartels contradicted information released a month ago by Mexico's attorney general's office, which claimed that nine cartels are in fact "active threats in Mexico".