Sentence examples for so often asserted from inspiring English sources

Both are prematurely middle-aged in their appearance (I'm yet to be convinced that Kate is the inheritor of Diana's fashion icon status, as is so often asserted), and we know nothing about the personalities behind the bland exterior.

Ironically, the radical purity of our Constitution's framers, so often asserted by pundits on both the right and the left, misses the essentially conservative origins of the American experiment, which after all relied on slave labor and the genocide of Native Americans to establish our promised land.

Misunderstood, because precaution is so often wrongly asserted to be unscientific or anti-technology.

New trauma reawakens old trauma, or so mental health professionals have often asserted.

Their causal significance is more often asserted than demonstrated.

IT IS often asserted that Latin America has become the world's most urbanised region.

The connexion between flailing banks and economic weakness isn't as clear as is often asserted.

However, it is often asserted that resistance to parasites is costly (e.g. [3], [15] [17]).

In animal models of addiction, it is often asserted that drugs of abuse target the same brain systems that mediate ordinary pleasures, but that they are considerably more potent than natural rewards at doing so.

It is often asserted that such regulation enables a cell to homeostatically maintain protein abundance.

Have the "neo-liberal" policies implemented in many countries in the region over the past 15 years or so made matters worse, as critics often assert?