Sentence examples for this tenet asserts from inspiring English sources

This tenet asserts that "students will invest varying amounts of energy" in different areas [(Pascarella & Terenzini 2005) p. 53].

But Naftali Bennett, a senior minister whose Jewish Home Party opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state, rejected one of the president's main tenets, asserting that "there is no occupation in our own land".

This, Mr. Frederick asserts, is a misconception.

This result asserts an important policy implication.

So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.

Related: The undoing of Ed Miliband – and how Labour lost the election | Patrick Wintour So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.

Benedict XVI, when he was still plain Cardinal Ratzinger, disparaged this tenet of Catholicism.

This tenet is perhaps most evident in his Haystack Mountain School of Arts and Crafts on Deer Isle, Maine.

All conventions on human rights have this tenet as a core rationale.

But views diverge concerning how literally or non-literally this tenet should be understood.

This tenet is clearly demonstrated by the different theories of aging postulated over the last decades.