Sentence examples for bold assertion that from inspiring English sources

But the evidence does not really support Dr. Kay's bold assertion that had the American invasion not disrupted things, the Iraqis would have produced missiles that could hit targets 600 miles away, like Ankara or Cairo.

They were delighted with his bold assertion that, in terms of its economic and diplomatic clout, "Japan is back .Yet in the United States the judgment was rather different.

Here I go back on my bold assertion that soggy bottoms are for perverts to allow that, in this case, with a relatively dry filling, a softer base is actually rather pleasant.

Wolstenholme's words at the end of the final – "They think it's all over... it is now" have also helped to all but obliterate the memory of the epic Hampden Park tussle and undermine his bold assertion that this was "an incredible match and one we won't forget in a long, long time".

We find here the bold assertion that, "The entire book of Revelation is explained in this publication" (5).

What his critics find so disturbing is not a quant argument about the purity of monetary policy but rather the bold assertion that the overall American system of crony capitalism is in fact wrecked.

The documentary, which carries the seal of approval from its executive producer James Cameron ("Titanic"), has already caused some ado, however, with bold assertions that clash with conventional Christian doctrine.

The second answer is the most intuitively satisfying, and would make the boldest assertion: that in an election held today, Mr. Obama would be favored to win the Electoral College but would probably lose (or at best roughly tie) the popular vote.

The trouble with Cameron's bold assertion is that, while there is some qualitative evidence that TFP has enabled some improvements in professional practice, there appears to be no solid data to underpin his wider claims.

Indeed Lenihan even predicted in the Dáil yesterday that the Irish economy would start growing again within the next nine months, which is a bold assertion given that Ireland's gross domestic product fell by 7.5% in 2009.

Saying that LA-based Julia Holter's fourth album is her most accessible to date is hardly a bold assertion, given that previous efforts have been based on works by those overused pop touchstones Euripides and Colette.