Sentence examples for be wrong to assert from inspiring English sources

Yet it would be wrong to assert that these and other first-generation rights correspond completely to the idea of "negative" as opposed to "positive" rights.

While it would be wrong to assert that this method yields superior rums, rhum agricole, or agricultural rum, is decidedly different from the prevailing sort and, at its best, absolutely captivating.

It therefore cannot ever be wrong to assert that one is not a BIV, so that in this sense 'I am not a Bis' is an incorrigible claim (cf. Putnam 1981 14 155).

It's wrong to assert that these problems are the norm, let alone a wave.

"It's wrong to assert that there is a systemic problem right across the movement".

You are wrong to assert that the United States is stingy with regard to contributions.

Ms. Laurino is wrong to assert that "The Sopranos" represents "a masterly look at Italian-American culture".

The United States was wrong to assert that imports were rising in many steel categories, the panel said today in a 1,000-page 1,000-page

You were wrong to assert (editorial, Dec. 1) that Republicans did not want to make tough choices to close the state budget deficit.

He is wrong to assert that the NHS will be the defining issue of the next election: it will, as usual, be the economy.

The N.F.L. said Clarett's lawyers were wrong to assert that blocking Clarett from the draft until 2005 was an unfair restraint of trade.