Sentence examples for asserting the opposite from inspiring English sources

It would probably signal a false narrative of trust in the Syrian government, despite widespread findings from surveys of refugees asserting the opposite.

"The great majority of policy-oriented economists believe that increasing government spending in a depressed economy creates jobs, and that slashing it destroys jobs -- but European leaders and U.S. Republicans decided to believe the handful of economists asserting the opposite.

In fact, the traditional definition asserts the opposite.

Soldiers on the ground offer a mixed picture of the danger they face, with some saying it is diminishing while many others assert the opposite.

But non-governmental organisations assert the opposite: kidnapping, once the scourge of the rich and famous only, is now afflicting the middle class, with ransoms as low as 100,000 pesos ($1,800).

Yet when a woman asserts the opposite, she is hounded by the rightwing press (see: Labour leader hopeful Liz Kendall) or, as in America, Planned Parenthood is picketed and women are spat at in the street for not wanting babies.

And Justice Jackson's dissent, joined by Justice Frankfurter, affirmatively asserted the opposite, with no contradiction from the court: "Due process does not invest any alien with a right to enter the United States, nor confer on those admitted the right to remain against the national will.

So Tiantai asserts the opposite, which is equally true.

In Or Hashem (P. 312) Crescas asserts the opposite position.

But at least where freedom is concerned, traditional theology asserts the opposite.

Some however, assert the opposite; that Creophylus wrote the poem, and that Homer lent his name in return for his entertainment.