Sentence examples for assertion that all from inspiring English sources

Why am I starting to agree, just a bit, with Connolly's reported assertion that "all gossip is scum"?

I was shocked to see in Tuesday's Guardian the assertion that "all referendums so far have gone against elected majors".

Buscemi says he has never felt typecast, and rejects the lazy assertion that all his characters are weirdos and losers.

If the Revolutionary Guards were indeed behind the mayhem in Zaranj, Latifi's assertion that all of the attackers were Iranian Baluchis is puzzling.

Hemingway's assertion that all modern American literature comes from "Huck" seems even more nearly true now than when he said it, back in the nineteen-thirties.

Promotion decisions are left to store managers' discretion, and the assertion that all managers nationwide simultaneously violated corporate policy is absurd.

This is because, despite Mr. Obama's assertion that all sides would benefit from peace, the idea of a win-win outcome is foreign to the tribal mentality.

Rippon's assertion that all the information in Newsnight's possession was known to the police was disputed by those who knew the contents of the aborted investigation.

As several philosophers have written in to point out, it was not Carl Hempel's assertion that "all non-black objects are non-ravens" that was novel ("The non-denial of the non-self", September 2nd).

But it would be hard to find a clearer demonstration than "Dérive II" that his frequently quoted assertion that "all art of the past must be destroyed" is fully behind him.

"But we take real issue with the government's assertion that all-lane running schemes on motorways are no different to other types of roads without hard shoulders.