Sentence examples for some assertion about from inspiring English sources

The "social covenant" that we should remember is not some assertion about nature versus nurture, but rather the principle that all people should be treated as equal moral agents and judged on the basis of their actions.

This leads him to the conclusion that "some one or more propositions ethical in form must be regarded as axiomatic unless [and this is a big 'unless'] such propositions are materially equivalent to some assertion about what is, has been or will be".

But because of the divine human contact, it became necessary and possible for them to make some assertions about the experience, the disclosure, and the character of God.

But the difference is significant, and readers should remember that some assertions about the record are more controversial, and reality more complex, than a broad survey conveys.

And I think the fact that the vice president released the transcript of his interview was a very good thing because some Republican senators had made some assertions about it that just weren't so, they weren't true.

Seeking to respond to some assertions about the rescue mission that have sprung up internationally since the hostages were freed, Colombian military officials also offered more details on the operation.

DAVID E. SANGER Humanitarian Intervention On the subject of humanitarian intervention to prevent genocide, Mr. Obama made some assertions about policy and history that at best are fuzzy and that many historians would probably question.

We assume the assertion about is correct.

Yesterday Crocker made some dubious assertions about Iraqi elites discovering the virtues of power-sharing.

In a conversation with ESPN's Bill Simmons on his podcast, the B.S. Report, President Barack Obama made some bold assertions about his hometown's basketball team.

Maps have always served as visual information compendiums, often tacitly revealing some point of view or assertion about who rules the space depicted.