Sentence examples for ultimate assertion from inspiring English sources

In such manner Sophocles leads his tragedy toward an ultimate assertion of values.

Ofcom also poured cold water on the OFT's ultimate assertion that KM Group would have a monopoly and would raise cover prices for readers and unfairly boost ad rates for advertisers.

Following this flow chart overview, a synopsis unpacks the flow chart elements and details how the ultimate assertion emerged via investigation and analysis of the aforementioned contingency table.

The show's ultimate expression of self-assertion was an exhilarating version of Sondheim's "Everybody Says Don't" that Ms. Salonga delivered as a burst of pure defiance.

"Don't you dare question my unbelief!" The trouble with those on the religious side of the conversation is that we utter pieties and make assertions about ultimate reality without either humor or humility.

For 111 minutes it really was hard to believe Serena's assertion that Venus is 'the ultimate bigger sister, almost like a mom'.

If the nineties had suggested a glimpse at the ultimate triumph of Enlightenment, 9/11 had confirmed the famous assertion of Horkheimer and Adorno that "the wholly enlightened earth is radiant with triumphant calamity".

While net radio companies assert their advantage as the ultimate in music promotion, many senior record company executives see them as the ultimate in cannibalization and react ballistically to the assertion that the net firms are taking all the back-end risk in making music available on the web.

In the next stanza the assertion is adroitly denied: "'But this is not my ultimate goal,'/ I say – as if that were anything like the truth".

In both, there are appeals to the importance of immediacy, rather than reflection, and assertions about the limits of language and the ultimate irrelevance of thinking to the realization of truth.

For example, some historians of the church will surely take issue with Pagden's assertion that Christianity separated the secular from the sacred, emphasizing "the ultimate freedom of the individual".