Sentence examples for infamous assertion from inspiring English sources

The Brexit referendum featured Michael Gove's infamous assertion that "the British people have had enough of experts".

First and foremost among these times, he said, was his infamous assertion that the crowd size at Trump's inauguration was the largest ever.

Ever since voters rejected them in 1997, they have been bending every sinew to repudiate Margaret Thatcher's infamous assertion (wrenched out of context but stuck like a bone in the national gullet) that "There is no such thing as society".

In addition to the infamous assertion in "The Road to Wigan Pier" that "the lower classes smell," Sutherland, who recently lost his own sense of smell, turns up other pungent landmarks of Orwell's life, from the "faecal and yet sweetish" scent of the Parisian paupers' hospital where he once convalesced to the "ambient smells" of the open air, which Orwell apparently found sexually arousing.

Raj Chetty's infamous assertion that a student who has a highly effective kindergarten teacher will make more money as an adult rests on VAM.

And as recently as a couple of weeks ago, Nunes publicly disputed Trump's (now infamous) assertion that his predecessor, Barack Obama, ordered a wiretap of Trump Tower.

Griffin, a Chicago-based hedge fund manager, is infamous for his 2012 assertion that the rich have an "insufficient influence" over the nation's politics.

Such bland assertions of neutrality have an infamous place in the law.

Whether the Republican-generated document is as explosive as it had been made out to be depends on how one views the now-infamous Christopher Steele dossier and whether one believes the memo's assertion that it was an "essential part" of the Carter Page Fisa warrant's approval - or if there was other pertinent information the Republican memo-writers omitted.

The court declared that "congenital homosexuality is so rare, that it can be ignored for practical purposes"—an outrageous assertion from a democratic court that came a half-century before Iranian President Ahmadinejad's infamous claim that "we don't have homosexuals".

Their animosity began with Trump's assertion following the debate that Kelly, one of its moderators, treated him unfairly, and his now infamous comment implying she had been on her period.