When Parker's remarks sparked outrage on social media platforms, the talking head took to Twitter and fired back at some of his critics, seemingly asserting that he found nothing wrong with what he had said.
On three different occasions, Edith pointed to three different men in the photos and asserted seemingly without any doubt in her mind that they looked uncomfortable.
This seemingly commonsensical point is asserted by Socrates at the start (530c1 5), and happily accepted by Ion.
The problem of the existence of total nothingness, or "the void" (Greek: kenon), was important in the theoretical foundations of Greek atomism, which asserted, despite the seemingly rigorous logic of the Eleatics, that nothingness must in fact exist.
Seemingly sophisticated and sensible persons asserted that Jews had been responsible for the terror-famine in the Ukraine, which the Soviet press has now acknowledged starved millions to death.
Further, she listed egregious problems with this study (Ennis, 2004) and asserted that the "researcher" who created this new study had seemingly never previously conducted and published a study in his life.
Every campaign asserts, with seemingly genuine conviction, that the mere stepping of a spouse into the spotlight "humanizes" the candidate.
Hlady-Rispal and Servantie (2016), in the paper Deconstructing the way in which value is created in the context of social entrepreneurship asserted that: "within empirical or conceptual studies, almost all authors use the term 'value', but seemingly assume the dimensions of value rather than define or analyze its connotations and components".
In a speech notably lacking in triumphalism, seemingly aimed as much at those who voted against him as those who voted for him, Mr. Bush asserted, "I was not elected to serve one party but to serve one nation".
The authors already asserted that SDR is a superfamily - or is it a family, as both terms are used seemingly interchangeably in this paragraph?
