On the one hand, you feel beaten down by the cruelty of others, and, in addition, you may develop deeply embedded feelings of shame for not asserting yourself effectively.
In the context of his general theory of relativity, what Einstein is objecting to in Newtonian Mechanics, and by implication, the theory of special relativity, is the absolute character of the inertial structure; he is not asserting its fictitious character.
If Congress does not go along, then the department will change its policy on workers' compensation claims brought against it, telling its contractors to drop opposition in cases that met its new, relaxed criteria, and not asserting the statute of limitations as a defense.
Women are guilty of perpetuating this stereotype by continually not asserting themselves in the workplace.
The force fictionalist holds that the content expressed in an (ordinary) utterance of a sentence of D is not asserted: instead some other speech act is performed.
"The president of the United States and the secretary of defense would not assert as plainly and bluntly as they have that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction if it was not true, and if they did not have a solid basis for saying it," he said.
Fourthly, the quality of heroin was not asserted in detail although the codeine detected in about three-quarters of the victims indicate a certain heroin impurity, as already described by Risser et al. 8.
Before a crowd of 10,753, Tennessee did not assert itself on offense until early in the second half.
"The institution of art does not assert a singular purpose upon the encounter.
In his version of power, truths are not asserted through conflicts of interest but by forging subjects and their desires so as to make them actors of productive power.
