Sentence examples for assertions of being from inspiring English sources

A medical report corroborates the girl's assertions of being pinched and hit, he added.

But Countrywide's drive to make loans like these has led at least one former insider to scoff at Mr. Mozilo's assertions of being forced to lend to questionable borrowers.

SYDNEY, Australia — The federal police in Australia have arrested the professed leader of a prominent international hacking collective known as LulzSec, which is perhaps best known for its assertions of being behind a cyberattack that shut down the Central Intelligence Agency's public Web site in 2011.

Although early assertions of being British date from the Late Middle Ages, the creation of the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1707 triggered a sense of British national identity.

In a game that looked to be overshadowed by pre-game hype and assertions of being the newest "Game of the Century", the meeting between perennial rivals, Notre Dame and USC, called by some the second greatest rivalry in college football, would be the 77th meeting between the schools, who play for the Jeweled Shillelagh.

Marías sees behind every word its shadow, behind every assertion of being the possibility of nonbeing, behind every "and" the horrifying knowledge that things are always falling apart.

Given Infinidat's reported revenue growth and its assertion of being profitable since late 2016, electrifying the ocean and the magic of alchemy seems to be working for it.

Critical judgment is retrained; assertions of taste are modified.

One is when assertions of fact are made that go beyond or avoid the evidence.

Like most proposed rules, the Administration's climate rule is far from perfect, but sweeping assertions of unconstitutionality are baseless.

Statements of opinion are protected as free speech, but assertions of fact are not.