Sentence examples for untrue assertions from inspiring English sources

ConnectU denied the claims and asked Judge Richard Seeborg to dismiss the suit, claiming "Facebook makes untrue assertions".

Obama called out Romney early and often for inconsistency or untrue assertions, cutting off Romney's most successful prior tactic.

Spicer's aggressive insistence on provably untrue assertions began the day after the Jan . 20inauguration, when he told reporters in the White House briefing room that the crowd attending Trump's inaugural was the largest ever ― even though photographs clearly showed it was a fraction of the size of Obama's inauguration in 2009.

You might be disappointed by the disastrous launch of the healthcare.gov website, or the president's untrue assertion that people who liked their individual insurance plans would be able to keep them.

He has invented a class of straw men who believe that fiscal expansion alone can solve all of Europe's problems, then uses the assertion that this is untrue — an assertion nobody disputes — to claim, or maybe just insinuate, that a reduction in austerity would achieve nothing at all.

Ms. Hagley said that because that contention was obviously untrue, an assertion that the judges agreed with, then the book was fraudulent.

Not only are those assertions untrue, it's a ridiculous comparison.

"I think that is absolutely untrue, an irresponsible assertion and ought to be clarified or retracted by those who have made it in the administration".

"Those claims are untrue and only unproven assertions," the company said Tuesday in a statement.

"Evidence demonstrating that the assertions were untrue could be evidence of perjury and fraud upon the Florida courts," they said.

In a statement, Mr. Williamson called Mr. Paige's assertions "categorically untrue" and said, "The Denver Post and Mr. Paige have impugned the reputation, character and values of Invesco Funds Group and its 850 employees".