Sentence examples for is not asserted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this point is not asserted, it is shown and demonstrated.

It is not asserted that each of the above work tasks is always required in a graduate job.

The force fictionalist holds that the content expressed in an (ordinary) utterance of a sentence of D is not asserted: instead some other speech act is performed.

For example, in the sentence, "Joan believes that some of her students will fail," there seems to be an implicature that not all of her students will fail, even though the contained sentence is not asserted.

It is not asserting its own beauty – in fact, quite the opposite.

Diplomats fret that she is not asserting her authority in the turf fights surrounding the new External Action Service (EAS), the diplomatic machine created by Lisbon.

Yet government is nothing if it is not asserting moral imperatives and if it is not trying to act in a moral way – even if some of its lieutenants will fall short of the standards that it advocates.

According to L6, L7, L8, and L9, Sarah is not lying, because she is not asserting anything.

In the context of his general theory of relativity, what Einstein is objecting to in Newtonian Mechanics, and by implication, the theory of special relativity, is the absolute character of the inertial structure; he is not asserting its fictitious character.

This evidence suggests that in Fr. 7 Philolaus is not asserting that the number one was generated but is instead describing the generation of the first unity of limiter and unlimited, the central fire (Huffman 1993, 202 215).

The constructive empiricist is not asserting any metaphysical difference in the world on the basis of the observable/unobservable distinction; he is just saying that that distinction is relevant to the epistemic attitudes we take.