Sentence examples for hear assertions from inspiring English sources

I often hear assertions that the answer is "nothing" — what can the Greeks export? the critics ask.

Listen to just about any speech by a Republican presidential hopeful, and you'll hear assertions that the Obama administration is responsible for weak job growth.

When we hear assertions that Germans are deeply hostile to loose money because of their historical memories, I always wonder why those memories are so selective.

"I do not want to hear assertions that the current self-regulatory scheme fulfills Do Not Track requests," Mr. Rockefeller said.

Back during the late unlamented era after the Supremes installed W in the White House, it was common to hear assertions from the Beltway types to the effect that the effectiveness of the Bush political campaign demonstrated that the Bush team had the competence needed to run the country.

You often hear assertions to the effect that in the past the economy has always rebounded strongly after a recession, so there must be something special at work here — and that something special must be the socialist in the White House.

Why, then, do we keep hearing assertions that they are?

The judge heard assertions from Majeed's counsel that "Sanjay" had boasted of "his involvement with other players, not just in the subcontinent".

But Councilman Carlton J. Christensen, an assistant controller of a real estate management company affiliated with the church, said he often heard assertions that council members were swayed by their religious views and did not deny that it could be a factor in issues involving the church.

The bluster and braggadocio of the primary season alone, in which we have heard assertions of building walls and mass deportations have rendered the once storied words, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free" all but hollow.

"Isn't it shocking to hear such assertions come from a child?" the poster wrote.