Sentence examples for to assert as from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — President Obama loves basketball, as everyone is reminded in March — especially in an election year in which he has been jumping through you-know-whats to assert as much.

Gödel's reference to the impossibility of interpreting empirical laws, or more precisely, instantiations of them the statements "one wants to assert,"—as statements about sense perceptions, is likely an endorsement of the (then) contemporary critique of phenomenalism.

"But the shareholder would be able to assert as a defense the co-op's failure to make the repair".

It is not enough to assert as an article of faith the superiority of liberal capitalist democracy.

I'd like to assert, as a starting point, that women have played a crucial role in shaping modern British theatre.

But both Ms. Sparks and Rabbi Alper took pains to assert — as almost all comedians who talk about comedy do — that being funny is a serious business.

Despite your ethnic and cultural diversity, why are you constantly trying to assert yourselves as completely different?

They cannot simply contemplate such a theory; they need to be able to assert it as well (Azzouni 2009b, footnotes 31, 43, 53, and 55, and p. 171).

It is of no disrespect to the lost lives of officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos to continue to forcefully assert — as thousands of protesters have long been doing — that Black Lives Matter.

As a woman, you do want to assert yourself as capable, and being as technical as possible allows you to feel the most confident".

Real-world experience, the Ivy League presidents were at pains to assert, can be as important as credentials.