Sentence examples for assertion that so from inspiring English sources

That may be because Mr. Brown had moved quickly to denounce Mr. Romney's assertion that so many people saw themselves as victims.

It was this refusal of solidarity, as much as any specific assertion, that led so many Jewish readers to react with fury to "Eichmann in Jerusalem" when it appeared, in five installments in this magazine, in 1963.

Why is there so little pushback against assertions that are so transparently designed to prevent rather than promote dialogue?

The Interfax news service said the deputy general prosecutor, Valery Kalmogorov, also upheld the domestic intelligence agency's assertion that so-called bombs the agency admitted placing in a building in Ryazan were in fact sacks of sugar, part of a training exercise.

Having argued that the killing was a deliberate but mistaken act of self-preservation, he then said he pulled the trigger without thinking – an assertion that would match a so-called automaton or involuntary defence but not self-defence.

That assertion had particular resonance in a community that so prided itself on its tolerance.

The assertion that doing so must be demonstrative of trust seems almost absurd to me.

(That assertion, so imprecise, is one David would never have permitted himself.

There were, however, a few factual assertions that could be checked — so we did: CLAIM: "Children like Ryan kept me going when our plan for universal health care failed, and kept me working with leaders of both parties to help create the Children's Health Insurance Program that covers eight million kids in our country".

He also reprised his 2009 assertion that the "so-called settled science of climate change" was "absolute crap".

Jones noted that that Najjar featured significantly in the CIA's misleading assertion that its so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" or EITs, led the US to Bin Laden.