Sentence examples for assertions come from from inspiring English sources

"Isn't it shocking to hear such assertions come from a child?" the poster wrote.

That many of these assertions come from young LGBTs, many of them people of color, demonstrates how little education and understanding around these issues exists even within our own communities.

Indirect evidence for these assertions comes from a study showing that schizophrenic subjects are more likely than control subjects to interpret averted gaze as being directed at them (Hooker and Park 2005).

It was an odd assertion coming from a defense attorney heading into trial.

The data for this assertion comes from a Pew Research poll conducted just a few days before the election.

As he and his colleagues show in a paper posted on arXiv, an online repository, littoral islands may actually exacerbate, rather than diminish, the effects of these waves.Anecdotal evidence for this counterintuitive assertion comes from (mercifully rare) episodes where the same tsunami has battered different types of coastal topography.

This assertion comes from equality (113) and the application of the properties of the q-Laplace transform, stated in Proposition 7 in the same manner as it has been done throughout the work, so we omit the details at this point.

"We have no idea where that assertion comes from.

This is a particularly galling assertion coming from someone who claims to be a documentary filmmaker himself.

Also lost is that this assertion comes from a study titled "Residence Hall Room Type and Alcohol Use Among College Students Living on Campus" conducted at a mid-sized university comparing alcohol consumption of students living in dorm-style suites versus traditional dorms.

The research behind this assertion comes from the attachment literature in which adult caregivers' "attachment status" is evaluated as a measure of the quality, stability and security of the adults' relationship bonds.