Sentence examples similar to mix of assertions from inspiring English sources
It's an engaging, intermittently exciting but ultimately frustrating mix of assertion, reminiscence, free association, repetition, clowning and showing off, with just enough talent on display to keep you from walking out.
In today's confused mix of assertion, infotainment, opinion, pseudofact and spin, readers have a right to expect more -- more verification, more transparency, more evidence -- to decide for themselves the truth about issues as important as those raised in this book.
The leader of the pro-UK Better Together campaign, Alistair Darling, describes the white paper as a "mix of assertion and wishlist" in the Guardian.
Most of the speech today offered a mix of economic statistics, assertions and plans for the future, little of which was new, and was flat compared with Mr. Zhu's usual performances.
Much of her address was a mix of descriptions of her upbringing, assertions of her opinions and generalized attacks on Donald J. Trump.
Subjects and predicates of assertions are terms.
An ABox is a set of assertions.
Mr. Mugabe's half-hour speech employed a familiar mix of accusations that the white West planned to recolonize Zimbabwe and assertions that the nation's economic and social problems would soon be fixed.
The agent was unmoved by my assertion of self-importance, and directed me to a growing line of disgruntled travelers, a mix of fuming businessmen and exhausted vacationers.
