Sentence examples for assertion for which from inspiring English sources
My initial reaction was that this was a ridiculous assertion for which there is no hard evidence.
Among other things, an investigation would examine that assertion — for which Mr. Cheney offers no evidence, and which others have challenged.
An MoD spokesman said in a statement: "The implication that repeated requests from Afghanistan for further investment in Bastion force protection were turned down in the UK on financial grounds is an assertion for which we have found no evidence".
Mr. Graham said he had also been highly skeptical when Mr. Trump insisted last year that Mr. Obama had tapped his phones in Trump Tower, a stunning assertion for which he offered no proof.
In this case, Mr. Trump sees the surveillance allegation as a way to push back against what he considers the unfair insinuation that he somehow colluded with the Russians during last year's election — another assertion for which intelligence committee leaders have said they so far have found no evidence.
From a Geertzian perspective contradictions were regarded as exceptions – to an assertion for which there was overwhelming support (i.e., forming a pattern that had thick coherence).
The gestures were meant to mock Ms. Warren's assertions, for which she has offered no documentation, that she has Native American ancestry.
Trump makes assertions for which there is no evidence — either knowingly lying, recklessly boasting or wishfully thinking — then seeks support for those statements, support that is often lacking because the statements are baseless.
The project's main champions are Mississippi's two senators, Trent Lott and Thad Cochran, who say it's necessary for the local economy and for flood control, assertions for which no persuasive evidence has ever been produced.
Robinson dismissed Modafferi's assertions -- for which Modafferi offered no evidence -- as baseless and irresponsible, adding that if true, they were more serious than any charge against Kerik.
It was a right which all asserted for themselves, and to the assertion of which, by others, all assented.
