Sentence examples for belies the assertion from inspiring English sources
Scholars say that belies the assertion of total authenticity, because the Romans spoke Greek.
Maybe, but this house, made in their own perfectly imperfect image, belies the assertion.
Referring to the Sept. 11 attacks on the Pentagon and on the World Trade Center as "unfathomable," Judge Sewell said that the evidence belied the assertion by defense lawyers that their client was a "loyal American".
This extensive and nationwide backlog of cases where All Writs has been used as a lever to pry open phones rather belies the feds' assertion that it is a tactic of last resort.
The White House has not officially acknowledged that it is prepared to assert executive privilege because of its potent historical overtones and because it belies the President's assertion that he is cooperating fully with the inquiry by Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel.
This is a continuation in a pattern of actions that belies the president's assertion on health care that he is "going to take care of everybody...much better than they're taken care of now".
These controls belie the Governments assertion that placing medical marijuana outside the CSAs reach would prevent effective enforcement of the interstate ban on drug trafficking. Brief for Petitioners 33.
It would seem to belie the common assertion that the largely aged, fossil fuel derived particles in the ambient atmosphere are very different in terms of health effects from those in fresh biomass smoke, such as from tobacco burning (Naeher 2007).
This last assertion belies the issue: Google is tracking your phone's location, for example, at 3 a.m.
Alexie claims he took his role as guest editor "very fucking seriously," and yet, his light-hearted, at times flippant response belies that assertion.
Richard Eyre's assertion that the arts are about "I" rather than "we" belies the collective character of the live experience.
