Sentence examples for the principal assertion from inspiring English sources
Eubulides of Miletus was a contemporary of Aristotle in the fourth century BCE who was famous for his paradoxes, the best known being the "liar paradox" ("I am a telling a lie," which, if either a true or a false statement, leads to the negation of the principal assertion).
As it stands, the principal assertion of the first figure is weak, thereby weakening the rest that follows.
The principal assertions of their campaign – that Brexit entails massive risk and needless surrender of influence – is beyond rational dispute, or it should be.
His parallel send-up of television news coverage, including the bathetic voyeurism surrounding the death of John F. Kennedy, Jr. in 1999, is more chidingly adjectival than properly parodic: "The self-seriousness of the commentator was perfectly matched to the speciousness of his principal assertion".
Cosby's defense team has attempted to discredit Constand and Johnson with three principal assertions: that the women told confusing or inconsistent stories about their alleged assaults, that they hoped to get something out of their complicated relationships with Cosby, and that all the sexual contact in question was consensual.
This further supports the assertion that in the principal contractured phenotypes mimicking collagen VI disorders the α6 chain is not affected.
The principal rationales for the invasion — the assertions that led many reluctant liberals to sanction it — turned out to be false.
The principal was coming.
(Allen, not the principal).
Brigadier Norman S. Marshall is the principal.
The principal investigator?
