Sentence examples for simultaneously asserting from inspiring English sources

The authors of this article wish to respond to the criticism of Bernet, Verrocchio and Korosi, who have disqualified our research on contradictory grounds by claiming on the one hand that our methodology is flawed and the data is invalid, but simultaneously asserting the validity of our data for confirming Gardner's theory of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS).

Consciously or not Sharapova uses racially coded language to describe Williams, with words like thick, intimidating and strong constantly used to dehumanize black women while simultaneously asserting their proximity to the masculine and unattractive.

And in a series of silhouette self-portraits, Firelei Báez, who is Dominican by birth, simultaneously asserts and cuts through what she calls an Afro-Latina identity.

How can Thomas simultaneously assert what the essence of a god is and deny that we know it?

Hughes regularly brought together seeming opposites in ways that simultaneously asserted their connection and transgressed conventional relations of power.

The reply by Engel for the USPTO acknowledged the routine use of the word, and simultaneously asserted its scandalous nature: "Although the word is frequently used, it still is considered shocking in most formal or polite situations.

In a landmark paper, published in 1945 analytic philosopher Antony Flew argued that a meaningful statement must simultaneously assert and deny a state of affairs; for example, the statement "God loves us" both asserts that God loves us and denies that God does not love us.

All of the participants acknowledged the role of family planning in HIV prevention, yet most simultaneously asserted that their professional focus lay elsewhere and that taking action to increase access to contraception for PMTCT was not within their current purview.

Save in cases of lying or self-deception, one does not believe p and simultaneously assert that is not the case that p. For a rational creature does not believe something that he knows to be false.

The 48-year-old trade representative is trying simultaneously to assert firm American leadership -- President Bush said a successful conclusion here would foster more openness and strike a blow against terrorism -- while pursuing narrower American interests.

And there are moments, as Hugh and Lindy struggle simultaneously to assert and destroy the ties that bind them, that remind us of how good Mr. Weller ("Moonchildren," "Loose Ends") can be in assessing the emotional weight of collapsed hopes and ideals.