Sentence examples for a central assertion of from inspiring English sources

Democrats accused him of "flip-flopping" on a central assertion of his candidacy.

One official close to the report challenged a central assertion of the prime minister that divisions within regions themselves were wider than any north-south split.

In the trial of Peter Gotti now under way, a central assertion of the prosecutors is that Mr. Gotti followed one of those old patterns they have been videotaping for years.

The panel rejected a central assertion of the Air Force general counsel's report last June, which found "no systemic acceptance of sexual assault at the academy" or institutional avoidance of responsibility".

The oil and gas giant denies the charge and says that a central assertion of the complaint is "completely inaccurate".

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.

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.

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.

Based on that single viewing, and after separating out what is clearly presented as Mr. Moore's opinion from what is stated as fact, it seems safe to say that central assertions of fact in "Fahrenheit 9/11" are supported by the public record (indeed, many of them will be familiar to those who have closely followed Mr. Bush's political career).

The contrast between (9) and (10) highlights a common intuition about a central feature of assertion: explicitness.