Sentence examples for stories assert that from inspiring English sources

The stories assert that Laozi never opened a formal school but nonetheless attracted a large number of students and loyal disciples.

In the case of housing, we continually hear stories asserting that the housing market is depressed.

The following year, Saleem Shahzad published stories asserting that the armed forces had been infiltrated by Al Qaeda.

Even journalists were taken in: a number of newspaper stories asserted that the rate of U.S. losses there fell after the handoff.

In his speech, Mr. Kelly took a swipe at one of the Giuliani administration's core success stories, asserting that the decline in crime was influenced as much by social trends, like the downturn in crack use, as by heralded innovations in police tactics.

Avery himself eluded capture and disappeared, though one story asserts that he was cheated by some Bristol merchants and subsequently died in poverty.

A 1958 Life magazine cover story asserted that American students "terrorize teachers" and that "it often takes physical courage to teach".

Dark matter, along with some other ideas that might make the U.S. picture brighter, was the basis of a recent Business Week cover story asserting that the U.S. economy is much stronger than people think.

A response drafted by top editors for the use of the office of the publisher in replying to complaints about the Hitt story asserted that there was "no reason to doubt the accuracy of the facts as reported".

But it seems reasonable to assume that no journalist would even consider writing a story asserting that the prime minister was planning to sack eight named ministers without at least running the proposition past the prime minister's office, even if the original source of the idea was someone else.

Today's story asserts that Matlin's bondholder group had been conducting its own search for a successor to John Sidgmore John Sidgmore, who earlier had announced his intention to step down as CEO.