Sentence examples for outdated assertions from inspiring English sources
Professor Scott also makes outdated assertions about the efforts our universities make in widening participation.
Now, following today's allegations that the Sun and the Sunday Times obtained personal information about Gordon Brown through dubious means, it seems that any notion that the News of the World was alone amongst the News International stable in stepping far too far over the line in its pursuit of stories will equally become an outdated and incredulous assertion.
Unfortunately, while doing this he succumbed to outdated notions and unevidenced assertions.
As the 21st century marches inexorably onwards, in the era of chronic disease, big data and mobile devices how prescient or outdated is Voltaire's assertion?
The Pentagon insists that his assertions are based on outdated information and ignorance of classified materials.
But the back-and-forth had a familiar feel, as the Romney camp matched Mr. Biden's assertions that their candidate wanted to recycle discredited and outdated policies with claims that the president was presiding over an America in decline.
The article's language, from sources and reporter alike, is outdated at best, derogatory at worst, and many of its assumptions and assertions are long discredited.
Today, however, Ms. Kristeva believes that the group identity adopted by some feminist, gay and ethnic leaders as a pedestal for their revindications is outdated and even, in her word, "totalitarian," that freedom of the individual should take precedence over communitarianism, that political assertion of sexual, ethnic and religious identities eventually erodes democracy.
