Much of the Euston Manifesto is comprised of worthy banalities, assertions about rights, equality and critical thinking that are a good deal less contentious or novel than the authors think.
Nor is the plot worthy of Monks' assertion that the takeover would emulate the tone of Byron's romantic poem, "Destruction of the Sennacherib".
By contrast, most normal-sized people can spend their childhoods nursing dreams of hitting a home run or scoring a goal worthy of Pele hence our assertion that, in this democratic age, the best sports are those where freakish size or shape are not prerequisites for success.
A bold assertion, but worthy of consideration.
But the Supreme Court has taken up King for a ruling, which implies that at least four justices think the assertion is worthy of consideration.
A major premise of Census activities in the U.S., that maintaining biodiversity is a worthy goal, accepts the assertion [3] that the survival and well-being of humans depend on intact, fully functioning ecosystems.
Culberson and his colleagues, including the chair of the House science committee, Representative Lamar Smith (R TX), had argued that the physical sciences, computing, biology, and engineering were more worthy of federal funding, an assertion that most scientific groups adamantly opposed.
Mr. George Mason replied that the worthy gentleman was mistaken in his assertion that the bill of rights did not prohibit torture; for that one clause expressly provided that no man can give evidence against himself; and that the worthy gentleman must know that, in those countries where torture is used, evidence was extorted from the criminal himself.
If "Omen" is about the wounds of life as an outsider, "Easy" is the flip side: an assertion that you're worthy of affection regardless.
Once this becomes a habit, the loss of assertion makes you feel less worthy and less able to move through conflict and unhappiness and the disorder becomes a crutch of sorts that "orders" things (albeit in a very skewed and unhealthy way).
