Sentence examples for assertions more from inspiring English sources

Fewer lone-wolf assertions; more collegial dealing.

Few assertions more clearly divide our parallel media universes than this one.

An investigation found that Wakefield had manipulated his data and altered patients' medical histories to make his assertions more convincing.

Consequently, there are few assertions more likely to breed distrust of a woman than the one that she doesn't want to procreate.

Of the allegations made by Koupriianova, Spencer said in an affidavit that "I dispute many of her assertions". "More importantly, none of the allegations of 'abuse' have anything to do with my children," he wrote.

In his opening statement, he told Senate panel members he had no intention of giving out bonuses, and he repeated that assertion more than once during questioning.

The lawyers now appear to be hoping that, with the addition of Venezuela (which is mostly Christian) and North Korea (in thrall to a cult of personality), they can make that otherwise laughable assertion more credible.

In a briefing with reporters on Thursday night in South Africa, Mr. Powell suggested that he had looked into the assertion more closely and decided it was not based on sufficiently reliable information to repeat to the United Nations.

The summary paragraphs concluding many chapters of his book ascribe the woes and upheavals they cover to the results of "the climatic chaos of the mid-sixth century," and readers may see this constantly repeated assertion more as a ritual credo than a proven conclusion.

Hamilton's writings in general tend to assertion more than argument, and while he has a great deal to say on this point, it does seem that his "solution" to the problem of perception is an arbitrary stipulation designed to overcome it.

I challenge anybody to come up with a widely held political assertion more outrageous.