Sentence examples for sweeping assertions from inspiring English sources
"Too much of what we hear from the government about surveillance is either speculation or sweeping assertions that lack corroboration.
Again and again in his Presidential campaign, Trump has issued sweeping assertions about how immigrants are "bringing crime" to America.
Wright rests much of her argument on sweeping assertions culled from the characters she profiles and supplemented by public opinion polls.
For all those at home and abroad made uncomfortable by sweeping assertions of American power it was a moment of predictable provocation.
In the end the case for the unacceptability of torture is not best made by sweeping assertions that it is useless.
Whether they are viewed as modest or aggressive, however, the three terrorism decisions are consistent with the Supreme Court's longtime impatience with sweeping assertions of unilateral executive power.
They note that the president's action arose after Congress refused to change the law in line with his wishes, so the order rests on "an unprecedented, sweeping assertion of executive power," they say.
"Take the sweeping assertion that corporations 'do not have the constitutional rights of human beings.' Would that 'instruction' be limited to political speech, or would it also tell members of Congress that they should feel free to strip businesses of other protections, such as freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures and the right to due process in civil lawsuits?," the Times wrote.
It began with a sweeping assertion: "Gov.
But this sweeping assertion ignored the implications of his own evidence.
