Sentence examples for more assertion from inspiring English sources

The declassified report provides more assertion than evidence.

It all sounds too easy, a bit jocular, there's more assertion than proof.

Kerry Collins, the quarterback, enters with more assertion and more assurance.

In her last conversation with her daughter, Helen's mother begged her to show more assertion: "Take a husband.

Instead all we have is more assertion that the very country we would have just left, the UK, would agree to a eurozone-style currency union with an independent Scotland just because the first minister says so.

Ask students to identify three or more assertions that Ms. Dargis makes about the film, and decide whether they agree with her points or not.

There are fewer footnotes and more assertions, including points that are plainly wrong (for instance the bizarre idea that "too much common equity and cash reserves" caused persistent deflation at the end of the 19th century (see the last paragraph on Page 12).

While one can suppose that more assertions lead to more accurate predictions, the computational effort involved in inference may be so large as to generate bad approximations.

The more assertions are included in a test script, the higher the chance that one of them fails.

E.g., in our example, the violation of two less specific assertions counter-balances the violation of the more specific assertion.

This is a much more debatable assertion.