Sentence examples similar to the things we assert from inspiring English sources

To support an assertion, we cite a fa for the term we are asserting and then show that the thing we are asserting it of is relevantly similar to the fa.

We can't have what is currently the position, where we assert one thing and the reality is something different.

We assert things like "either there were an odd or an even number of dinosaurs on this planet independently of what anyone believes" and all our actions and other assertions confirm that we really do believe this.

He also assumes that propositions are the things that agents assert and believe.

He linked to no research nor any studies showing that any of the things he asserted were actually happening.

Gohmert asked again for a point of personal privilege and said that Holder was "wrong on the things that I asserted as fact".

"Many of the other things they assert are troubling, but that one is the one that just crosses the line for me".

While we should not assert things we do not believe, prayer is not philosophy.

As Roger Cooter has suggested, it was precisely this diffusiveness and lack of causal specificity that allowed Maclean to undermine the "supra-concrete reality of the old nature of things" and assert his conceptual sophistication against the vulgar "superstition" of contagion.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, taking office in the riptide of the nation's greatest depression, asserted, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself".

Anderson proposes that the presence of Thunderbirds on television damaged the chances of its big-screen transfer, asserting, "The only thing we could think was that at that time the audience was not used to seeing a feature film version of a television show.