Sentence examples for surprising assertion from inspiring English sources
It's a surprising assertion that begs for development.
— It may or may not wind up being a bulletin-board quotation, but Alex Ovechkin made a surprising assertion at the Washington Capitals' practice on Sunday.
Tom Watson, the campaigning Labour MP, said: "It's a very surprising assertion given that Mr Pearce's own report states the complete opposite".
But Friedman's surprising assertion was that monopolies were not the result of greedy people amassing and abusing power but, rather, of stupid government rules.
But Six's most surprising assertion is that Fiji was already an environmentally conscious company — and that's part of what has been "frustrating" about the media coverage.
Dorling's book rejects both "left" and "right" arguments in favour of a rather surprising assertion: that we do not need to build more at all.
To that end, however, they tell some wild anecdotes and make some surprising assertions.
I have made some surprising assertions; notably how well eurobonds could work even without Germany.
I am frankly astounded that critics would find this assertion surprising; but less surprised that many of these critics are writing from outside the Beltway.
What's surprising is his assertion to students that they would be better off in Baghdad than in Georgetown.
