Sentence examples for some assertions from from inspiring English sources

The intensity of the recent drive — which has included some assertions from the McCain campaign that have been widely dismissed as misleading — has surprised even some allies of Mr. McCain, who has frequently spoken about the need for civility in politics.

She is angry at the assertions from some critics of the film that she an "unreliable narrator".

At the same time, however, Mr. Feinberg strongly rebutted assertions from some quarters that the families' complaints about the fund were driven by rank greed.

Mr. Earnest also denounced the assertions from some Republicans that the $400 million in foreign currency delivered to Iran was a ransom for four Americans released at the time.

He admits that some of his own assertions from the briefing room podium turned out to be "badly misguided".

At least 10 of the most popular categories of anti-choice legislation run directly counter to rigorous scientific studies and surveys as well as assertions from some of this country's major medical organizations, its authors found.

Gardening, like other creative acts, is an expression of self and involves some assertion of separateness from what has gone before.

In the sequel we will give some examples to demonstrate the fruitfulness of the assertions from Theorem 2.1.

She would calmly demolish unsubstantiated assertions from the defence establishment – often to the consternation of some of her senior colleagues.

How much credence to put in those assertions from an admitted liar is problematic.

The speech appeared to confirm earlier assertions from people close to the case that Mr. Wang and Ms. Gu had had an affair of some sort.