Sentence examples for outspoken assertions from inspiring English sources
I confess that I found them disappointing in the extreme – an opinion that I must make clear has nothing to do with your outspoken assertions that Vivienne is not really that mad.
He said that he was targeted because he had been an outspoken critic of Saddam (an assertion that is not unlike his recent defense in Baghdad), and claimed that he was indicted because the Jordanians were beholden to Saddam for oil and other economic aid.
Mr. Netanyahu, who considers Iran to be Israel's most dangerous enemy, has been particularly outspoken in his rejection of Mr. Rouhani's assertions that Iran has no nuclear weapons aspirations from its uranium enrichment activities.
"We would be disappointed if this were true," said Fred Eckhard, Mr. Annan's spokesman, commenting on the assertions on Thursday by Clare Short, an outspoken former member of Prime Minister Tony Blair's cabinet.
Pamela Geller, an outspoken critic of Islam who runs Atlas Shrugs, wrote on her blog Sunday that any assertion that she or other antijihad writers bore any responsibility for Mr. Breivik's actions was "ridiculous".
Best known as an outspoken atheist and the author of The End of Faith, writer-turned-neuroscientist Sam Harris has echoed the assertion, normally associated with religious thinkers, that humans need a universal system of morality.
Others are more outspoken.
Murphy is less outspoken.
