Sentence examples for assertion goes from inspiring English sources

No assertion goes unqualified.

No scientific or historical assertion goes undisputed by the other side.

That poster would make no sense in Munich, where such a basic assertion goes without saying.

The remaining assertion goes through in a similar way to the corresponding part of Theorem 2.4.

But at the time, the interviewer, George Stephanopoulos, let Mr. Giuliani's assertion go unquestioned.

The assertion went far beyond what rocket experts have established about Iran's missile capabilities, and American officials questioned its accuracy.

Through April and most of May, the time for a routine inspection from the Health Department never came, and the assertion went unchallenged.

He later abandoned that assertion, going back to the company's main point: While the two companies are competitors, plenty of other competition exists in local wireless markets, with most potential customers having a choice among at least five providers.

It was called "Godwin's Law of Nazi Analogies", and the assertion went like this: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one".

But of course Van Susteren and the rest of the mainstream media who have reported on Palin's comments let her assertion go by unchallenged.

In Fremont, a short drive to the southeast over Leary Way Northwest, which becomes Northwest 36th Street, neighborhood self-assertion goes in a different direction.