Sentence examples for one might assert from inspiring English sources

The one might assert many true propositions, while the other fails to assert any true proposition.

In a slogan, one might assert an ideal of equality of opportunity for welfare.

Yet one might assert, not entirely implausibly, that testing to determine low density lipoprotein (LDL) levels in someone suspected of having familial hypercholesterolemia is a genetic test.

First, one might maintain that what one asserts, when one asserts (1), is simply true or false, and not true now but false later, true here but false in some other community where Valla is more highly esteemed than Petrarch, true in α but false in other possible worlds.

(One might also assert that Abbey is a miniseries rather than an ongoing series, and thus does not belong in this category, but such decisions are out of our hands).

Either side in the case could conceivably make use of the BountyQuest material: Barnesandnoble.com could argue that the new material invalidates the one-click patent, while Amazon.com might assert that the imperfect submissions demonstrate the uniqueness of its patent.

In the exclusive one-hour interview with Hannity, Zimmerman said that he was unaware of the law, while his defense attorney, Mark O'Mara, for the first time said that he might assert the law as a defense at trial.

Others might assert that we are describing nothing more than systems biology.

Of course, one might respond by asserting that the causal theory is true.

One might move then towards asserting that one would sleep only with women of colour in an act of solidarity, until women of colour said their real solidarity was with men of colour.

One might be excused for asserting that in the second decade of the 21st century, with more than 60 years of independence behind it, Israel's legitimacy should no longer be at issue.