Sentence examples for disturbing assertions from inspiring English sources

Finally, there's good news that may put some of those disturbing assertions to rest.

More disturbing is the assertion that federal prosecutors "regularly 'overcharge' defendants with a more serious crime than what actually occurred" to coerce them into guilty pleas.

Particularly disturbing is McClellan's assertion that he was specifically directed by Andy Card to 'vouch' for Scooter Libby after the investigation had begun, which, if true, could amount to obstruction of justice beyond that for which Mr. Libby has already been convicted.

Disturbed people and disturbing images.

Elston also called Alakazam one of the most disturbing Pokémon of all time for the game's assertion that its brain cells continually multiply until it dies a horrible death.

Of all the things Gibbins says, his assertion that he always votes may be the most disturbing for Labour.

Upon hearing that an agent was unwilling to doubt her superior's assertion, Representative Elijah Cummings stated to Pierson that it was "very disturbing to know that Secret Service agents in the most protective agency in the world feel more comfortable ... coming to members of this committee and telling things than coming to you and members in the agency".

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.

Quite disturbing".

This is disturbing – and has disturbing precedents.

"It's really disturbing".