Sentence examples for yet another assertion from inspiring English sources

As for the prospect of being retired, Mr. Putin cut off the question, apparently interpreting it as yet another assertion that he will never want to give up power.

In fact, Ruskin was using the conventional construction of the feminine, as pacific, altruistic, and uncompetitive, to articulate yet another symbolic assertion of his anticapitalist social model.

While it might seem an added burden to annotate an assertion with yet another ontology term, we believe that curators already informally assess evidence sources they use.

In Hegelian fashion, this mystical period then results in a renewal of rationalism in the Enlightenment where mysticism moves underground again (it is rejected by the proponents of the Science of Judaism) to be followed by its resurgence in yet another period of Jewish self-assertion and its re-connection to land and power in Zionism.

Yet another historical misstep was Ms. Wallach's assertion that Derain "turned his back on Fauve color" as a result of the war.

She adds that this could be seen as the latest in a series of carefully calibrated moves to demonstrate Kim Jong-un's control, yet another sign of his authority and an assertion of his independence.

Yet neither assertion stacks up.

That was another assertion.

Yet this assertion is constantly challenged by the very fact that while he achieves power by means of writing and dictating, these very same methods can be used by others to dispute his authority.

Yet this assertion seems to crumble a little more each year: estimates of the number of Kosovars slain by the province's Serb minority have shrunk from 100,000 to at most 5,000.

Indeed, ADAM-10 and ADAM-17 have been suggested to act as α-PrPases [51], [52], yet this assertion is not entirely uncontroversial.