Sentence examples for normal assertion from inspiring English sources

The presentation argues that terrorism and "mainstream" Islam are inextricably linked: "There may not be a 'radical' threat as much as it is simply a normal assertion of the orthodox ideology".

Most professors would be repelled by Al Gore's assertion that "normal" college lectures are off the record, or by the Columbia University journalism school administrator's self-contradictory argument that off-the-record lectures promote free and open discussion.

Unlike argument, where a speaker explicitly presents reasons to back the assertion, in normal testimony the speaker does not.

The analysis of methylation levels by measuring epigenetic distances supports the assertion that normal sperm from NZ men display a unique DAZL epigenetic signature.

Scientists at Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Mass., say they have created 24 cloned cows that are normal in every way, an assertion that challenges the widely held view that cloned animals are prey to a host of defects.

Our results confirm this assertion because in 22 normal endoscopic exams, only 9 showed a normal histological pattern.

In its separatist assertions and attempts to subvert normal processes it amounts to what is often described as Islamism".

"Any rational normal person isn't going to believe that assertion".

But on the other, we have this terrorising language combined with the assertion that dementia is not a normal part of ageing.

A former reformist president, Mohammad Khatami, who has become a government critic, assessed the political situation as "not good" in a meeting with teachers last week despite government assertions that the situation had become normal since the demonstrations last summer.

Robin Marantz Henig's assertion ("Valium's Contribution to Our New Normal," Sunday Review, Sept. 30) that Valium "was one of the first psychoactive drugs to be used on a large scale on people who were basically fine" is wrong and insulting.