Sentence examples for startling assertions from inspiring English sources

On the second day of the training session in Bengaluru, Kataria made some startling assertions.

The 256-page book does not appear to make any startling assertions about drug use in baseball.

This narrative contains some startling assertions: that the Mongol army hurled plague-infected cadavers into the besieged Crimean city of Caffa, thereby transmitting the disease to the inhabitants; and that fleeing survivors of the siege spread plague from Caffa to the Mediterranean Basin.

But Carens makes a startling assertion toward the end of his book.

This startling assertion prompts me to comment that MacInnes bears a passing resemblance to Bruce Willis.

Aslam makes the startling assertion that he has "11 more novels to write" – all already mapped out.

It was a startling assertion for the leader of a communist country, where crackdowns on dissidents in the past had drawn sharp Vatican criticism.

When the defense lawyers offered their version of the case, they made a startling assertion that turned the government's allegation on its head.

It ends with the startling assertion that "a third of a pint of whisky" – diluted – will "often do wonders for a tired working horse".

The sole arrival is the elderly Mr. Donovan (Robert Hogan), who expresses admiration for Lucy before bringing forth a startling assertion: the house doesn't technically belong to Hannah and Nessa, although they are the heirs to their grandparents' estate.

He didn't name Snowden or any of the media groups across the world that have published stories on his documents when he made the most startling assertion of the session.