Sentence examples for in fact asserts from inspiring English sources

The conclusion, in fact, asserts more than consistency, for it holds that only valid sentences are provable.

And isn't it really true of all ekphrastic literature, fiction and poetry, that even when it claims to be describing or praising a work of visual art it is in fact asserting its own superiority?

Some authors in fact assert that it should be classified among pulmonary lympho-proliferative diseases and not with interstitial pneumonias, because it appears in patients with lymphoma [87, 89, 90, 91].

Even as we are trying to escape our cultural biases, they are in fact asserting themselves.

The fact asserts that implies.

In fact, Eisenberg asserts, he is barely in it.

In fact, Weil asserts, we take sides for or against a given position in order not to think.

In fact, he asserts, we will be able to afford the cost of these services in the future — unless we fail to understand the nature of this phenomenon.

In fact, Lakoff asserts, voters don't vote for bald self-interest; self-interest fails to ignite, it inspires nothing – progressives, of all people, ought to understand this.

In fact, he asserts, that is exactly why all of us have gathered in Nepal in the first place.

In fact, Acuff asserts (in his inspirational book Start) that "time is the only honest indication of what matters to us".