Sentence examples for of being asserted from inspiring English sources

And questions or hypotheses framed by historians, without which archives would remain mute, lead them to detect "facts, capable of being asserted in singular, discrete propositions, most often having to do with the mentioning of dates, places, proper names, verbs that name an action or state" (Memory, History, Forgetting, 178).

"The elements of [the bill] are capable of being asserted by any future legislature -- or this one, as indeed there is still time left".

where A stands for the set of observation sentences being asserted and R for the operation of Ramsification, i.e., existentially generalizing on all theoretical terms.

Is the White House counsel explaining to the president the scope of the powers being asserted in his ill-advised orders?

And a lot of "facts" are being asserted in this debate.

Absence of arteriolosclerosis was asserted when none of the eight sections display hyaline deposits.

The basically moral nature of God is asserted in the second of the biblical passages that form the core of this liturgical statement (Deuteronomy 11 13 21).

The Sars outbreak of 2003 was asserted by one expert as having "a 25% chance of killing tens of millions".

The serial infinity in the case of humans is asserted at Physics 3.6, 206a25-27, alongside with the serial infinity of time or of successive divisions of magnitudes.

But still, there is something about Puddleglum's answer that represents a noble suspicion of what is asserted as established and uncontestable reality by intellectual elites.

So, as in the Larson and Segal analysis, the uniqueness claim is not part of what is asserted.