Sentence examples for no one asserts from inspiring English sources
No one asserts that Mr. Corzine told Ms. O'Brien to take customer money.
No one asserted that he or she knew that such an order had been given.
No one asserted that they were hidden for any improper purposes.
No rationally organised society should allow the continued existence of the monarchy, and no one asserting a scientific worldview should legitimate it by accepting its rewards.
Through history many have asserted, for example, that God has the right to command man; yet presumably no one asserting such a right would maintain that society ought to defend God in the possession of anything.
Whenever one asserts, one affirms as true two propositions: explicitly the proposition one articulates as true despite one's belief that it is not, and implicitly the proposition that one believes what one is assertively articulating.
And it may be possible to produce deep theories to justify why one has the rights that one asserts.
So, when one says: "Zoë knows that there is a chicken in the yard", one asserts that Zoë is the agent who bears the propositional attitude knowing towards the proposition expressed by "there is a chicken in the yard".
One asserts that things couldn't be going better for the European Union.
For instance, one asserts, "This train is faster than a reasonably priced car," invoking a regular feature of "Top Gear" known as "Star in a Reasonably Priced Car".
Mr. Roman, for one, asserts that the best hairpieces -- as with silk suits and sports cars -- originate in Italy.
