Sentence examples for responding to assertions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Edwards has had a lot of practice responding to assertions that he is simply a greedy lawyer.

"We're more civilized than that," she said, responding to assertions by others that Mr. Walker should be put to death right away.

The company is responding to assertions by Transmeta that its Intelcompatible products would run just as fast as Intel's chips, but consume substantially less power and give off less heat.

The judge, Michael B. Mukasey, said he was responding to assertions by critics that the court's response to the attacks was widespread secret detentions of people in violation of their rights.

A14 Aides Dispute Nixon Drug Use Two aides to President Richard M. Nixon, responding to assertions in a book, said they doubted he ever took the antiseizure drug Dilantin.

He was responding to assertions by the I.M.F. that the European Commission, the union's executive arm, had blocked proposals back in 2010 to make investors share more of the pain by writing down Greece's debt and, more generally, had neglected the importance of structural reforms to lift Europe's sluggish economy.

And in a country where the President responded to assertions that he was part Armenian by bringing a court case against those who "slandered" him, there is a long way to go.

The vice president took note of an interview on "Meet the Press" on April 18 in which Mr. Kerry sought to respond to assertions by Republicans that he had, in an appearance in Florida, claimed to have international support for his presidential campaign.

"You know, you all know the statement that 'figures don't lie'?" Mr. Bruno said, responding to the assertions by Mr. Pataki and Ms. Stone that the Legislature's budget is flawed.

In the middle of the eighteenth century, Samuel Johnson, responding to similar assertions by Bishop Berkely, famously kicked a rock hard.

Fidesz officials are hiding behind Hungarian, which is a small and difficult (yet beautiful) language, so that outsiders are at a disadvantage in responding to their assertions of "fact".