Sentence examples for full of assertions from inspiring English sources

He notes that this would be a "negotiation" but the document is full of assertions of fact.

As to the report being a "cut-and-paste job" and "full of assertions", the report contains a great deal of evidence including a new YouGov poll about public attitudes towards inaccuracy and privacy commissioned by the Media Standards Trust and conducted in December.

She said Mr Neil's statement "was a whitewash and full of assertions".

Polkinghorne is bothered by the simplistic approach of Richard Dawkins in "The God Delusion," which he sees as "full of assertions, not argument," and "incredibly naïve".

Like Time Magazine's May feature, "The Me, Me, Me Generation" and countless other cover stories, it's full of assertions and a few accusations.

It is a novel full of confident assertions.

They described the government's wiretap application as full of "misleading assertions" and "outright falsity" that made it impossible for Judge Lynch to do his job.

Yet there isn't sufficient substance to sustain interest in a self-dramatising monologue full of such assertions as: "How comforting to be so miserable.

His open, unopened letter to the Soviet Government certainly bears a superficial resemblance to those lengthy screeds which flop on the desk of every journalist from time to time, even down to the passages underscored and printed in capitals, full of contradictory assertions, obsessive fears, Falstaffian escalations of statistics".

It's full of unproved assertions," he claims.

Alistair Darling, leader of the campaign to keep the Union, branded the document a "work of fiction, full of meaningless assertions".