Sentence examples for in the assertions of from inspiring English sources

One sees this kind of self-deluding belief system at work in the assertions of some Eurosceptics that "Europe" cannot do without Britain.

Some of those questions may remain even after contemporary battles cease: how much faith is involved in the workings of reason and how much reason lies in the assertions of faith?

where a, b, c, d, e fulfill the respective roles of the coefficients specified in the assertions of Lemma 5.2.

In the assertions of Theorem 5.8, we have chosen the pair such that ρ 2 + σ 2 > 0, i.e., the existence of a nontrivial solution is always guaranteed.

Note in particular, that we have allowed in the assertions of Theorem 5.8 only finitely many superpositions of lattices in order to avoid more complicated convergence scenarios.

A positive capsule review in the Los Angeles Times noted that the authors use logic to point out transparencies in the assertions of Transcendental Meditation.

It is in accordance with the assertions of relevant studies in the past [ 49- 51].

These findings are in keeping with the assertions of researchers who say that in most cases, such symptoms have nothing at all to do with the disorder.

"This is a real change in the assertion of presidential power".

British policy, he argued, had been both imprudent and inconsistent, but above all legalistic and intransigent, in the assertion of imperial rights.

Opening the event, the novelist Colm Toibin said: "Any historian writing about the slow and often gnarled progress of liberty in Ireland will see today as a central moment in the assertion of personal freedom in our country".