Sentence examples for maintained in fact from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon maintained, in fact, that the killings could not have been foreseen.

This study shows that the previous analysis gave only a partial picture of the time trend and assumed that the increase in the early 80s was a trend that would be continued or the higher level maintained: in fact the trend was just one of a series of rises and falls, with a decrease after 1985 until the late 90s.

Here, surely, is Picasso's definitive riposte to anyone who maintained, still maintains in fact, that his portraiture was indifferent to its subjects and careless about their circumstances.

At these points, generally few in number, we use the full ENO apparatus, maintaining (in fact, improving) the high order of accuracy, but removing spurious oscillations.

Giles maintains, in fact, that will is a passive potency and can not "move" itself, but always needs an object, a "bonum apprehensum".

Morality, for Protagoras, consists in justice and self-restraint, dispositions which involve the replacement of Thrasymachean egoism by genuine regard for others as of equal moral status with oneself, and the crucial lesson of the Great Speech is that those dispositions, so far from requiring the stunting of human nature as Glaucon maintains, in fact constitute the perfection of that nature.

The policeman was forced to admit that he was unsure of the labelling on the bottles, which the defence maintained were in fact an unrestricted homeopathic supplement that shares nothing but its first two syllables with the steroid.

When the forelimbs were maintained extended, in fact, the scapulae were aligned to the body, in a horizontal position (Fig.  1a).

Accordingly, a high Ca2+ concentration should be maintained in moving cells, and in fact, it has been reported that moving cells show a 160 500% increase in Ca2+-dependent fluorescence intensity [36].

Conversely, baseline antibody titres are well maintained in elderly adults despite the fact that disease is more frequent and severe in this population.

Citing data from the Federal Election Commission, party officials and Congressional Quarterly, the Associated Press reports steep increases in the money spent by candidates who seek to maintain what in fact is a strong national consensus forged during the Clinton Administration and even in the Bush Administration before that.