Sentence examples for Groundless assertions from inspiring English sources

In 1981, he produced "The 5,000 Year Leap," a treatise that assembles selective quotations and groundless assertions to claim that the U.S. Constitution is rooted not in the Enlightenment but in the Bible, and that the framers believed in minimal central government.

Mr. Grassley was apparently reacting to groundless assertions that health-care legislation would call for "death panels" to determine who lives and dies (the AARP, the lobby for older Americans, calls such charges "lies"), and provide health coverage to illegal immigrants when none of the major proposals before Congress would do so.

The bullies' repeated groundless assertions to the contrary do not change this.

She has good points but then assumes wildly impossible understanding of things to make groundless assertions.

When he signed a torture ban in 2005, he made a groundless assertion that he could override Congress and the courts on a major part.

It is not settled.Matt Ridley NewcastleRussia and NATOSIR – I would like to express my utter astonishment at Charlemagne's groundless assertion, attributed to a diplomat, that "the entire Russian mission" at NATO headquarters "is staffed by spies" (November 21st).

(They updated after they were criticized). It happened again Monday, when Trump earned credulous tweets and headlines from ABC, NBC and others for his groundless assertion about "massively infected" ballots in Florida.

Mr. Kobach now leads a presidential commission on election integrity, established by President Trump after his groundless assertion that 3 million to 5 million people voted illegally last November.

But that won't stop the Kingdom of Bahrain from repeating this groundless assertion and perhaps even using it to keep Miss Lyon out of the country – because she has indeed reported on the Bahraini monarchy's violent crackdowns on pro-democracy protests in that country, and she has done so from that country.

Colonel Leibovich, the military spokeswoman, said both assertions were groundless.

In a four-paragraph reply, the State Department called those assertions "manifestly groundless".