Sentence examples for mild assertion from inspiring English sources

The modeling is especially close to the formulas of classical antiquity, with a simplified geometry suitable to the huge scale yet with a mild assertion of organic life in its asymmetry.

It has a preference for soft power, and mild assertions of influence.

Mrs. Clinton took mild issue with the assertion that women have equal rights in Vietnam merely because equality is guaranteed in the Constitution.

While epidemiological studies support the assertion that mild TBI can for some people result in moderate to severe disability 27 28 (and indeed that the 'magnitude and societal ramifications [of mild TBI] are often underestimated' (ref. 29, p.489)), it is not necessarily the case that mild TBI will have the same type of impact on self-identity as does moderate or severe TBI.

To Cruz, Lynch's rather mild allusions to prosecutorial discretion amounted to an alarming assertion that any category of lawbreaker might be arbitrarily amnestied under the rogue regime that the Obama Administration has become.

The first assertion is an immediate consequence of the definition of mild solution.

From an illness perspective the assertion makes less sense; if a pain is so mild to be imperceptible is it a pain?

John McCain's ill-fated assertion in September that "the fundamentals of our economy are strong" seems mild by comparison.Ultimately, of course, Lincoln saved the Union, issued the Emancipation Proclamation and stood firmly by it, despite criticism.

This assertion presupposes that the 'criminal code' group represents a pathway which resulted from a milder form of inadequate parenting and child neglect, while the 'child-neglect' group resulted from a more severe form of parental deficiency and neglect.

The assertion has resonance.

No assertion goes unqualified.