Sentence examples for maintained that present from inspiring English sources

In the concluding part of The Order of Things, Foucault maintained that present society was witnessing a crisis, not only of authenticity but also of the whole idea of the subject in its temporary historically contingent constitution, foreseeing that "man would be erased, like a face drawn in sand at the edge of the sea" (Foucault 1994: 387).

In "Darwin's Black Box," Behe maintained that irreducible complexity presents Darwinism with "unbridgeable chasms".

It is towards producing these effects, as we maintain, that present-day writers on rhetoric direct the whole of their efforts.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control maintains that DEET doesn't present health concerns if it's used according to the instructions, including not applying it to open wounds, under clothing, or near eyes or mouth.

Ole Gunnar Solskjær will always have a place in the affections of Manchester United supporters for his last-gasp winner in the 1999 Champions League final in the treble-winning season, but he took over as permanent manager of the club maintaining that success in his present role would surpass anything he achieved as a player.

The Glazers have maintained that the present ownership structure and debt level is sustainable, and the club has consistently outspent its rivals in the transfer market.

But Nitschke maintained that Brayley presented as a person who was "considered" and of sound mind in his decision to end his life.

In an essay for the group's manifesto, he acknowledged the validity of earlier styles and media but maintained that "the present-day artist must, in a sense, work as though the art of the past has never existed; as though we invented art".

(Some bystanders maintained that Garner was present on the street because he'd just broken up a fight).

The other was the news this spring that the Barnes was moving forward with its plan to transfer the collection, within a few years, to a new building in central Philadelphia, the result of a court petition by Barnes trustees who maintain that the present location is inadequate.

Although the council operated a range of back office systems, Ellis maintained that this did not present a problem.