Sentence examples for agreed with the assertion from inspiring English sources

XXXXXXXXXXXX said although not everyone present agreed with the assertion it was this line of reasoning that contributed to his fear of the future.

The pitching coach Dave Eiland agreed with the assertion that the Rays — especially their left-handers — were successful working Hamilton away with off-speed pitches, something that Sabathia was trying to do with his 0-2 curveball.

In an interview with Scott Hennen, a conservative radio show host in Fargo, North Dakota, on Tuesday, Mr Cheney agreed with the assertion that "a dunk in water" could yield valuable intelligence from terror suspects.

While Mr. O'Connell agreed with the assertion that teacher quality is both unequally distributed and an intrinsic part of passing the exam, he said that the state is working with inexperienced teachers and giving additional instruction time to struggling students.

He declined to say whether he agreed with the assertion by Gen. Peter Pace, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that homosexuality is immoral, or whether he thought Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales should be ousted for his handling of the firing of federal prosecutors.

Twenty-six percent agreed with the assertion that "U.S. military intervention in Syria might lead to the Battle of Armageddon that's spoken about in the Book of Revelation".

Despite sporadic alleged sightings all over the world, Shand Kydd never saw Lucan again and never agreed with the assertions of his guilt; he believed he probably took his own life shortly after his disappearance.

Spanish and Italian fans would not agree with the assertion that South Korea was a "a worthy semi-finalist" in the 2002 World Cup.

Some also fear that it gives husbands a chance to betray and agree with the assertion that it creates sedition in society.

"We consider our church to be the guardian of the true Christian faith, and do not agree with the assertion that all religions are true in their own ways," he said in 1989.

6), clearly agrees with the assertion that "protecting intellectual property has become an oppressive obsession," beginning his review with a "Star Wars" addict who used his computer to edit a new version of "The Phantom Menace," only to find his version suppressed by Lucasfilm's attorneys.