Sentence examples for compelling assertions from inspiring English sources

In appropriate cases the Government will be able to establish authenticity, possession, and control by means other than compelling assertions about them from a suspect.

But even more compelling is this assertion: America should be honored by Obama's Nobel Peace Prize because we elected him, and his diplomatic and measured approach is what clearly impressed the Nobel Committee.

The alarmist position generally proceeds as follows: The first and most compelling point is the assertion that the European court failed to balance rights to privacy and personal data against freedom of expression and information.

But as to whether or not the legislation really holds true to the spirit of the Supreme Court's decision, there exists no compelling argument against the assertion that the Trudeau Liberals have fallen short.

But sometimes supporters of free speech, like its detractors, have a tendency to make assertions without providing compelling evidence to back them up.

Auster is a compelling storyteller, but his stories are assertions rather than persuasions.

On Thursday, a unanimous Senate Ethics Committee — in a rare public report that corroborated virtually all of Mr. Hampton's central assertions — said it found compelling evidence that Mr. Ensign had not only broken the law, but that he could have been expelled from the Senate had he not made the decision last month to quit first.

Kobach himself has struggled to produce compelling statistics to back up his assertions of rampant voter fraud.

This assertion, while superficially convincing and ideologically compelling, is not supported by the evidence.

And what the most successful Chinese, Indian and white Irish children probably have – although you would need more research than offered here to give this assertion rigour – is a clear and compelling story.

But to me, perhaps the most compelling aspect of the whole thing is his assertion that the currently dominant revenue model for web startups — advertising — just cannot go on any longer.