Sentence examples for which assertions from inspiring English sources

Toward the end, I said we'd need to do a blow-by-blow fact-checking exercise to test which assertions were correct.

The public, however, do not have this luxury: not everybody has been extensively educated to critically appraise the data upon which assertions are made.

Mr. McAfee seemed to understand the dynamics of journalism well enough to know which assertions reporters would pass along without double-checking or qualifying — like his claim that he had eluded the police by burying himself in sand and positioning a box over his head — even as his self-created narrative veered ever further into the surreal.

In so doing the narrative in which assertions and contradictions were embedded were nuanced and more complex than was the case in statistical research, where deviations from a grand mean were often considered to be errors.

It may be noted that (K2-A) is prima facie inconsistent with (N5): if the norm says that an assertion is permissible while another norm says that it is not, we have a contradiction, unless we specify a separate respect in which assertions are assessed with respect to the norm of assertion.

The same is true, mutatis mutandis, of the concept of an F and assertions of form (4). Once the necessary and sufficient conditions of being an F have been laid down, no further stipulation is required to determine which assertions of form (4) are true.

But from here it looks like the Taylor rule on fiscal policy is that Obama is always wrong, and that state and local governments are either cash-constrained or not cash-constrained, depending on which assertion is needed to back up that position.

Stalnaker provides a model of a conversation in which assertion and presupposition dynamically interact.

Then one can provide (rho_{k}) from which assertion ((A_{2})) follows.

This idea can easily be generalized to definitional reflection, yielding a reasoning system in which assertion and denial are intertwined.

In an initial stage, an expert in a biological topic integrates what is known from the literature producing a set of expert assertions, which include the assertions from the literature, as well as a far broader set based on judgement and extrapolation.