Sentence examples for hypothesis insists from inspiring English sources
The "Columbian" hypothesis insists that Columbus is responsible, and the "pre-Columbian" hypothesis that he had nothing to do with it.
While Descartes considered whether a neonate or even young children might have consciousness of this kind, in the end he rejected this hypothesis, insisting on the "reflective" nature of consciousness.
I presume that you are open to dialogue; there are some proponents of the CAGW (catastrophic anthropogenic global warming) hypothesis who insist that any folk who disagree with their claims are automatically speaking in bad faith.
Eugene Fama, architect of the "efficient markets hypothesis" underpinning financial deregulation, concedes he doesn't know what "causes recessions" – but insists his theory has been vindicated anyway.
"Mind Change", she insists, is not a hypothesis but a whole new paradigm.
It must distinguish the case of Galileo from that of someone who insists on a pet hypothesis in the teeth of the evidence, citing the possibility that hitherto unsuspected spirits are disrupting the trials.
The proponent of the Ability Hypothesis only has to insist that, if there is such propositional knowledge, then it need not be acquired on that particular basis but is accessible in other ways as well.
However, the proton sponge effect is still under debate, and contradictory reports insist this hypothesis is not the dominant mechanism of endosomal escape.
He insists on commonplace observations and experiences as criteria for testing ideas and hypotheses.
He asserted that knowledge should freely advance through experiment and observation frequently chiding scholars for not including accurate experimental data in their papers while insisting that hypotheses are, at best, probable explanations.
