Sentence examples similar to made up of assertions from inspiring English sources

A review of every statement made by Trump at two of his earlier 2018 rallies found that he exaggerated or made up at least 70percentt of his assertions.

Of course, these assertions are partial and hopeful, made up of "dream stuff," to borrow Malouf's title.

People from lower socioeconomic groups or areas are often classified as 'hard to reach.' This study provides some data to support that assertion, as the recruited sample of carers was made up of disproportionately fewer people from poorer areas.

He begins with the assertion that anything that serves as a sensory object must be a whole made up of basic parts, a bare multiplicity of basic parts, or an aggregate.

Archambeau also throws out an assertion that while women now make up 50% of the U.S. workforce, they still handle 90% of household and child duties.

The assertions contained in an amicus curiae cannot make up for plaintiffs' inability to create a factual record.

But that assertion fell on deaf ears, since PCs would make up one-third of sales* of the merged companies.

This assertion is supported by our finding that, despite making up just 10% of Justice Health staff [ 35], males were more than twice as likely as females to be physically abused.

Because facts don't back up conservatives' assertions that government limits freedoms, they have had to make up their own facts about the harmful effects of taxation.

Many here welcome the Muslim revival as a healthy assertion of identity in a multiethnic country where Muslims make up close to half the population.

Yet assertions are now being made that government should have responsibility for, and thus authority over, the maintenance of our bodies... So let's make up our minds.