Sentence examples for assertion appears to have from inspiring English sources

That this assertion appears to have no basis in fact has not affected the President's statements.

This assertion appears to have come not from the newspaper, but from Connors herself, which is bizarre and frustrating for two reasons.

Matthew's assertion appears to have been supported a few weeks later by Charles Darwin himself, who acknowledged that Matthew "anticipated" his explanation by several years, while also admitting his ignorance of Matthew's work.

That assertion appeared to have subtance.

19 While these assertions appear to have stood the test of time, with modern, professional, well-trained athletes routinely have hamstring injuries, it is now recognised that this is a dramatic oversimplification of the aetiological processes.

Katz & Drobnis are perfectly correct in this assertion, but unfortunately it appears to have been consistently misread: the statement only deals with the forces generated by the flagellum.

For a decade, though, Ortega's assertion that she was entitled to vote appears to have been taken on trust.

It also said that the rerouting of buses and other traffic onto Seventh Avenue "appears to have caused congestion," an assertion that the Bloomberg administration rejected.

These exaggerations have become common refrains for the president, but he appears to have dropped some of his previous assertions since taking office.

By granting bail, the judge appears to have accepted the defense's claims that those assertions are exaggerated.

The remaining technique, "parallelizing" (mou) or making parallel assertions, is the most intriguing of the four and the most difficult to interpret, as it appears to have no direct counterpart in other logical traditions.