Sentence examples for unjustified assertion from inspiring English sources
In the agonizingly trite and wholly unjustified assertion that "diversity and excellence are not opposites they're additive".
Second, feminist standpoint theory's project of identifying a single epistemically privileged perspective is fundamentally flawed, an unjustified assertion of power in the name of an unattainable objectivity.
But one might hold out hope that some justification for a categorial scheme could be given that did not rest entirely on the unjustified assertion of some deep correspondence between linguistic and metaphysical structures.
This bill would also provide that an NPE would have to pay the attorneys' fees of a prevailing defendant if the court found that the NPEs assertions were unjustified, a less extreme attorney fee shifting measure than the SHIELD Act.
I believe it can be shown that many such restrictions are unjustified, although here that claim can stand only as an assertion and a challenge.
Besides the unjustified attribution of a causal effect to the change in policy, Fine largely based his assertion on "lifetime prevalence" statistics, which do not tell us anything about recent use.
They claim that America "aims to practise unjustified pressure for political ends".And there is some evidence they could use to back up this assertion.
He said assertions of coercive interrogations at Guantánamo have cast a public cloud over the war-crimes proceedings here that he said was unjustified.
Such insecurity seems unjustified.
Unjustified, but touching.
