Sentence examples similar to tentative assertions from inspiring English sources
"Dream Pharma's tentative assertion to the media that they did not know the drugs were to be used for executions is simply false.
We now understand a novel to be a mapping of a writer's experience onto a waking dream, and a crucial turn toward this understanding can be seen in Defoe's tentative assertion of a less than strictly historical kind of truth — the novelist's "truth".
What they say is seldom tentative – they make impudently categorical assertions about Salinger's state of mind and the relationship of his life to his art – and yet its authority is, perversely, undermined by just being another voice in the gabble.
This assertion may still be tentative, as more equatorial stations needed to be studied for better confirmation.
Each account comprises a set of proposals, hypotheses, assertions, and assumptions that together should provide a tentative story for why all of the relevant observations came out as they did.
It would seem plausible to assert that there is such a ban, though any such assertion should, of course, be made in a tentative way.
Effective guided-reading activities allow students to apply their background knowledge and experience to the "new". They provide students with means to revise predictions; search for tentative answers; gather, organize, analyze, and synthesize evidence; and begin to make assertions about their new understanding.
That's how science works: An assertion only deserves to be believed as truth (to be precise, tentative, likely truth) if we know that it can always be challenged, and has so far withstood those challenges.
The tentative deal reached in October was intended to bridge the gap between Iran's assertion that it wants only civilian nuclear energy and Western suspicions about a weapons program, buying time for a broader diplomatic solution.
