The conclusion, in fact, asserts more than consistency, for it holds that only valid sentences are provable.
The fact asserts that implies.
John Calvert of Fact asserts that it is "a far more meditative album" for deviating from its predecessor's "tight, brisk pop songs", "nuanced [guitar] interplay", and "light dynamics".
John Calvert of Fact asserts that it is a stark "conflation of urban and indie music", noting its "portomento synths and rumble-bass (think 'Drop It Like It's Hot') passing under tremolo guitar".
He argues that some murderers kill with such unbridled cruelty, such depravity, that the only societal response to ensure justice is to execute them, noting: 'Some crimes and criminals are objectively worse than others and deserve greater punishment.' Blecker calls this a 'moral fact,' asserting that justice is 'an end in itself' and that society has a duty to seek justice for the sake of justice.
And this is true: any fact asserted can be met with a counter-fact — some of them plausible, many disputed, most creating contradictions that are unresolvable.
And isn't it really true of all ekphrastic literature, fiction and poetry, that even when it claims to be describing or praising a work of visual art it is in fact asserting its own superiority?
Mr. Reid's lawyers, federal public defenders, issued a statement saying Mr. Reid "has no disagreement with the facts asserted in the charges as to his actions on Dec. 22, 2001, and wants to avoid the publicity associated with a trial and the negative impact it is likely to have upon his family," the statement said.
Some authors in fact assert that it should be classified among pulmonary lympho-proliferative diseases and not with interstitial pneumonias, because it appears in patients with lymphoma [87, 89, 90, 91].
First, one might try, the scholarly consensus notwithstanding, to dispute the facts asserted.
