Sentence examples for which assert from inspiring English sources

This holds especially true for monotheistic religions, which assert that they are in possession of unique knowledge about God.

This is true even in his latest works, which assert themselves more strongly as art objects thanks to Mr. Tillmans's experiments with inkjet printing.

There are newspaper articles and interviews, which assert that Twain's life "is an additional reason why the American people should feel grateful".

In application to matters of ontology, realism is standardly applied to doctrines which assert the existence of entities of some problematic or controversial kind.

This puts into relief one of #menswear's central innovations: dressed-down clothes executed luxuriously — like an artfully distressed Japanese chambray work shirt — which assert a classless identity that is, conveniently, also a signifier of class.

The symmetry properties of the theory can be shown to have as mathematical consequences basic principles known as conservation laws, which assert the constancy in time of the values of certain physical quantities under prescribed conditions.

But those punishments were considered inadequate by the special counsel, which asserted they should have been fired.

Her house has an independent aliveness which asserts itself amid order - for she is an independent champion of order.

And now so has the state bar association, which asserts that the fees are "prohibited by law" and "unconscionable".

Veuillot lived in Rome during the First Vatican Council (1870), which asserted papal infallibility, thus representing a triumph for the Ultramontanists.

Last month, Morgan Stanley was fined $2 million by NASD, which asserted that the firm used forbidden incentives to sell its funds.