Sentence examples for are the assertions from inspiring English sources

What's most mystifying about the opposition to bailing out the automakers are the assertions that having G.M. or Ford go bankrupt would not be that big a deal for the economy or the markets as a whole.

Among the many well known lines are the assertions that 'Comment is free, but facts are sacred', that newspapers have 'a moral as well as a material existence' and that 'the voice of opponents no less than that of friends has a right to be heard'.

By James Surowiecki November 19, 2008 What's most mystifying about the opposition to bailing out the automakers are the assertions that having G.M. or Ford go bankrupt would not be that big a deal for the economy or the markets as a whole.

Such are the assertions made by a new study, released Wednesday by the green energy advocacy group Oil Change International.

"It is the assertion of a promise.

Then there's the assertion that bond yields might rise.

Standing out glaringly among the subheads was the assertion: "They were innocent".

A recent article objects to an ideology whose "core … is the assertion 'trans women are women'".

Among Mormonism's core beliefs is the assertion that Jesus Christ actually visited America two millennia ago.

Most important in the early years was the assertion of the New South Wales Corps, stationed at Sydney from 1791.

What is on trial is the assertion that constitutional equality under the law is subject to majority approval.