Sentence examples for point of asserting from inspiring English sources

In their present form, both accounts make a point of asserting that Jesus was conceived in the womb of Mary without any human agency (Matt. 1 18 ff.; Luke 1 34 ff).; yet the many textual variants in Matt.

In fact, pressured by suggestions that he was doing the bidding for Mr. Norcross and former Senator Lynch, Governor McGreevey made a well-publicized point of asserting his independence.

In announcing that he would not prosecute Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Ray made a point of asserting that she "ultimately influenced" the decision to fire the employees by repeatedly expressing her "concerns" to senior White House officials.

But the very point of asserting divine timeless eternity is to say something about how God transcends the creation.

However, the whole point of asserting a transworld identity is to represent the fact that an individual could have had somewhat different properties from its actual properties.

Mr. DiClemente took the opposite point of view, asserting that the figures might underestimate the strength of the labor market.

"Unfortunately, I did an incredibly poor job of asserting my point of view this past Friday.

But take a stroll through Times Square today, and a different point of view asserts itself.

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But there's no point just asserting that.

A skip pattern was used at this point; only those asserting an awareness of psychotherapy were asked to identify its true definition [ 28] out of four choices.