Sentence examples for assertions that all from inspiring English sources

That deep love may have gone for good, replaced by golf and assertions that all is well.

It is often difficult to square the up close battle scenes with Pentagon assertions that all is moving apace.

He offered no proof to support the accusation but reiterated the Taliban's previous assertions that all Taliban fighters had been instructed to avoid civilian casualties.

Their ongoing assertions that all is in order is absurd as they stand poised to spend more than $300 million of taxpayers' money.

Plimer's quite interesting on this because he talks about some of the claims about consensus and the blanket assertions that all climate scientists agree and it is just not the case.

Any hawks who fear the administration may shrink from defending American interests in space ought to be mollified by assertions that all nations have the right to use space for national security activities and that the United States stands ready to defend its space systems.

In earlier decisions on juvenile sentencing, the Supreme Court made important assertions that apply to all juvenile offenders — particularly the absence of an "irretrievably depraved character" and a greater capability to change.

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

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

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.