Sentence examples for assertion appears to be from inspiring English sources

But that assertion appears to be part of an unusually haunted conception of the way things are going in the Middle East.

The assertion appears to be that the government is entitled to seize records of private conversations on the chance that the conversants may at some point in the future be suspected of malfeasance.

The latter assertion appears to be a play on the WBC's own stance that their beliefs are totally infallible.

This assertion appears to be based largely on subjective reliability criteria such as the low overlap between curated datasets in various different databases.

The assertion appeared to be in some part a response to criticism from the Northern Alliance that the bombing has not opened the way for its forces to move against the Taliban.

He also characterized the lawsuit as "a mess" and told Mr. McCormick's lawyer, J. Scott Kilpatrick, that some of the assertions appeared to be unsubstantiated.

As the Latin poet Horace put it, remember to keep cool in bad times and don't get above yourself when things go well.Antony Black DundeeSIR – Some of your assertions appeared to be at odds with the experiences of my generation.

Murillo Karam's office struck back against the EAAF today, releasing a statement saying the group's assertions "appear to be more speculation than certainties".

The assertion, which appears to be corroborated by videos posted on the Internet, came one day after Syrian government targets in central Damascus were hit by multiple car bombings that were among the deadliest and most destructive so far in the nearly two-year-old conflict.

In a statement on Sept. 3, the agency said its workers "visited the family throughout the summer," an assertion that now appears to be in doubt.

Among those sources were one known as "Curveball," who was introduced to German intelligence by the Iraqi National Congress, a group led by Ahmad Chalabi, and who was cited in American intelligence reports as the primary basis for what now appears to be the mistaken assertion that Iraq had mobile laboratories for the manufacture of biological weapons.