Sentence examples for assertion put forward from inspiring English sources

But Bloom questions the assertion, put forward in a brochure on cross-dressing, that the practice is simply something that men who are unusually in touch with their feminine side like to do, a "compulsive behavior" but not a "sickness".

But what is true in a discourse on whole is the sum of assertions put forward by participants.

A related, but much more subtle, assertion was put forward by two Swedish economists, Eli Heckscher and Bertil Ohlin.

He offers no evidence for this assertion; it is simply put forward as self-evident.

Of course, the assertion that the Cabinet put forward by Trump in fact represents the "best and brightest" is laughable.

Dr. Dean said he had only been answering a question about the "theory" and remarked that the president and vice president had put forward assertions last year about the threat to the United States from Iraq.

Among Mr. Obama's boldest assertions was that Democrats had put forward a mostly centrist plan and that Republicans attacked it as "some Bolshevik plot".

It also argued that there was no legal precedent for Mr. Whitmill's assertion of copyright, saying he had put forward a "radical claim that he is entitled, under the Copyright Act, to control the use of a tattoo that he created on the face of another human being".

Many assertions about the assortative can be put forward to explain why this is so, but trust me, it is not hard to figure it out.

And despite Feinblatt's assertion that "the political calculus has changed", the ideas put forward by thengovernor George W Bush and Vice-President Al Gore are in many cases identical to proposals made 15 years later.

The retraction (PDF) follows assertions by the Chinese translator who helped Daisey, who disputed the story put forward the episode and in Daisey's one-man show, which is playing in New York.