Sentence examples for The central assertion from inspiring English sources

The central assertion of the "International Art English" essay, that today's artspeak amounts to an entirely new language (it "has everything to do with English, but it is emphatically not English"), seemed both overstated and trivial -- but most of all strangely tone deaf about the art world about which it claimed to speak so authoritatively.

The central assertion of the bootstrap method is that the relative frequency distribution of these λ i * b 's is an estimate of the sampling distribution of the true λ i.

Rather, the central assertion by the plaintiffs is that the Obama Administration violated the law itself.

(The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the law three years ago). Rather, the central assertion by the plaintiffs is that the Obama Administration violated the law itself.

Historians not connected to the Kerry campaign dispute the central assertion of the film, that Mr. Kerry was responsible for prolonging the war and the prisoners' torture.

It couches its arguments heavily on the US Constitution, as well as ideas of freedom and the central assertion that owning guns makes people safer, propagated by its accompanying "education programmes" and Refuse To Be A Victim seminars.

But, speaking in the cool, unemotional tones he used through most of the case, he disputed one of the central assertions of the church workers aiding Central American aliens: that helping them find refuge in this country is the only response available.

Lawyers for three construction supervisors charged in the deaths of two firefighters at the former Deutsche Bank tower challenged on Tuesday one of the central assertions made by prosecutors: that the removal of a section of standpipe in the basement had prevented the firefighters from obtaining water that could have saved their lives.

In recent months, Mr. Powell has spoken publicly of his frustration that some of the central assertions he made in that speech, particularly claims that Iraq possessed illicit weapons, have not been borne out by the facts, despite assurances from Mr. Tenet and the C.I.A. that they were based on solid intelligence.

Yes, some disco music was junk, but to summarily dismiss its merits is overly facile and at odds with the review's central assertion of disco's critical importance in the formation of modern gay identity.

Evidence from hospital records, doctors' testimony and witness accounts challenges the military's central assertion that it had stopped shelling by the time seven members of the Ghalia family were killed.