Sentence examples for was not asserting from inspiring English sources

(Paul said that he was not asserting causality, just a "temporal association").

In appealing his 211-game suspension from Major League Baseball this week, Rodriguez was not asserting his innocence.

Consequently, Chief Justice Rehnquist said, there was no constitutional right to disprove what the state was not asserting.

He was not asserting, as some people have, that religions like Christianity and Buddhism are merely superficially different expressions of one underlying faith.

For his part, Mr. Thompson also emphasized that he was not asserting that Ms. Breathitt had done anything improper, only that he was trying to show how easy it was to draw negative inferences in such situations.

Cautiously, he added in the address "To the Reader" of the 1533 edition his assurances that if anyone found matters that he disliked, he must realize that Agrippa was not asserting everything in the book as certain but merely reporting opinions and that he wanted none of these statements to be approved if they were condemned by the Catholic Church (OP 1 1).

The ruling says: "It was not asserted that disclosure would necessarily make briefings less frank.

Fourthly, the quality of heroin was not asserted in detail although the codeine detected in about three-quarters of the victims indicate a certain heroin impurity, as already described by Risser et al. 8.

"Gosplan had lost control," he continued, referring to the state planning agency, "and Gorbachev wasn't asserting his authority.

But I would say I'm not asserting that; I'm not an aggressive feminist".

It is not asserting its own beauty – in fact, quite the opposite.