Sentence examples for if we assert from inspiring English sources

But what if we assert (with a great dramatic flourish) that your first associations should be 'lifesaving' and 'game changing' "?

For example, if we assert "some fictional detective is smarter than Sherlock Holmes", we do not ordinarily take ourselves to be committed to the existence of fictional entities.

So if we assert that the morphism α : X → Y is determined by the module C, then one should keep in mind that C is only part of the data which are required to recover α ; in addition to C one will need a submodule of Hom ( C, Y ).

We the people own the control if we assert our lawful and moral authority.

But if we assert that movies can change people for the better, isn't it rather conveniently dishonest to dismiss the idea that they might also be capable of changing people for the worse?

If we assert something like "differential reproduction or survival of the fittest was responsible for the observed evolution," we are, however, back to tautology because "differential reproduction," "survival of the fittest" and "observed evolution" reduce to the same thing.

IN the face of this long history of disobedience, it is hard to take seriously the claim by the Constitution's defenders that we would be reduced to a Hobbesian state of nature if we asserted our freedom from this ancient text.

It seems clear to us from visiting the country that most Georgians envision themselves as European; in fact, we witnessed that both young and old would react with great offense if we asserted that a given aspect of Georgian culture was Asian or Middle Eastern.

If properties are what we assert of objects and what is true/false of objects, then there are simple arguments for the conclusion that at many properties are mind-independent and abstract.

Finally, we assert that if and, then.

Finally, we assert that if (uin K psi,a,c)) and (|Tu|>b), then (psi(Tu >a).