Sentence examples for its own assertion from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when the Ninth Circuit cited the case in March 2001, it was to justify its own assertion that one of its rulings was "valid only in this case".

Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children has been gathering admirers ever since it was published in 1981, with its demonstration of its own assertion that "to understand just one life, you have to swallow the world".

It is ever present in the corners of one's field of vision, apparently motiveless and meaningless beyond its own assertion of presence.

It's an extraordinary declaration, asserting that the unknown need not be turned into the known through false divination, or the projection of grim political or ideological narratives; it's a celebration of darkness, willing as that "I think" indicates to be uncertain even about its own assertion.

It's an extraordinary declaration, asserting that the unknown need not be turned into the known through false divination, or the projection of grim political or ideological narratives; it's a celebration of darkness, willing — as that "I think" indicates — to be uncertain even about its own assertion.

Beijing is now using that alleged change to justify its own assertion of sovereignty.

By limiting how workers can use some of their compensation, the court, despite its own assertions that it was not setting a precedent, opened the door for further limitations.

A court may hold a habeas corpus proceeding, but the government need produce only its own assertions of evidence, not subject to cross-examination.

What is striking about Healing Voices is its combination of boldness and humility--its boldness challenging political correctness and its humility about its own assertions.

Popplewell's conclusion did jar slightly with his own assertion that Heginbotham's history was "highly suspicious".

The paradox lies in his own assertion that the moment an emotion enters into a portrait, it becomes less a statement of fact than of opinion.