Sentence examples for make bold assertions from inspiring English sources
It's important to understand that Keynes did much more than make bold assertions.
Yet she is drawn to talk about abstraction, and to make bold assertions about human behaviours which she has admitted, three pages previously, she has no understanding of.
To ignore this reality and make bold assertions that all children can achieve while doing nothing to address the outside-of-school challenges they face is neither fair nor a sound basis for developing public policy, as I wrote in a recent issue of the Phi Delta Kappan Magazine.
While politicians on both sides seek to make bold assertions now before the vote is in, economists reckon the reality of a yes vote would prompt compromises and above all a will to calm markets and the public with some pretty swift decisions.
Concerning the "truth set into the work" of the poem, Heidegger asks (rhetorically—he often uses rhetorical questions to make bold assertions): "Which truth happens in the work?
Nevertheless, the report makes bold assertions about the potential effects of these works.
This has not prevented authors from making bold assertions about its extent and characteristics within studies which report no data collection with members of the public (see for example [ 9]).
They make bold commitments.
