Sentence examples for matter of assertion from inspiring English sources

Not terribly well; his devotion to his family was largely a matter of assertion rather than of practice.

Sutton's attempt to carve out a pivotal role for McPherson in the amorphous seethe of twentieth-century Christianity in America itself seems mostly a matter of assertion, rather than a demonstrable thesis.

This is not a matter of mere assertion on principle; it is based on massive amounts of repeatable observation (Calabrese and Baldwin, 2003; Calabrese and Blain, 2005; Cohen, 2002).

She is also entirely matter-of-fact in her assertions - equally so about the presence and identity of the ghost as about the character flaws of the whites.

Thinking of human nature without thinking of singular characters of this man or that is a matter of definition, not of assertion, as if one were denying that human nature is found in singular matter.

No matter what the ballad, the common denominator of Como's crooning was his quietly authoritative assertion of this devotion, the seemingly matter-of-fact commitment of an eternally and happily married man.

It was more a matter of confidence, and self-assertion.

Mr. Waxman and Bart Stupak, a Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the House Commerce Committee's subcommittee on oversight and investigations, wrote to AT&T's chairman, Randall L. Stephenson, "The new law is designed to expand coverage and bring down costs, so your assertions are a matter of concern".

Assertion (ii) is a global version of assertion (i).

To me this assertion from Ruskin is a matter of faith.

Since the truth does not appear to matter to Farah, WND's falsehood-strewn trail would seem to put the lie to his assertion that "This is a matter of what's true and what's not".