The professor explained that an assertable is a proposition that can be asserted in logical discourse.

The conclusion is assertable given the experimental evidence.

Her assertation that the policy would fail surprised everyone in the meeting.

An asserter in the courtroom insisted the evidence proved his client's innocence.

Her assertment that the data proved the hypothesis surprised the committee.

The philosopher argued that the assertibility of the proposition depended on the available evidence.

Philosophers debated which of the proposed assertables could withstand skeptical scrutiny.

The philosopher categorized the assertibles according to their epistemic justification.

Her constant self-assertion during meetings made it difficult for quieter colleagues to contribute.

Her self-assertive approach helped her secure the promotion she had worked so hard for.