Sentence examples for whole assertion from inspiring English sources

I'm no expert, but I do know that many Catholics regard the whole assertion of infallibility as a big mistake.

Granted, I'm not done with it yet, but as much as I'm enjoying his book, I'm still bristling over the whole assertion that he never needed to mourn.

Roberts' whole assertion that racism is gone is especially galling given that the chief justice's support for that conclusion was publically invalidated.

"This whole executive privilege assertion is the last gasp of a cover-up".

And once or twice in a generation, a dead monarch or hero is chosen to epitomise a whole nation's assertion of continuity and dignity.

THE PRESIDENT: Jeb, I know there's a question in there somewhere, because you're making a whole bunch of assertions, half of which I disagree with, and I'm having to sit here listening to them.

The whole enterprise is an assertion of omnipotence and a refusal to admit helplessness, which speaks to something deep in Mamet's nature.

Eight years ago the sweet and funny series "Freaks and Geeks," created by Judd Apatow and Paul Feig, satirized as anachronistic the whole idea of the assertion of strict parental authority.

The real problem is that, underneath, people dispute that Iraq is a threat; dispute the link between terrorism and WMD; dispute the whole basis of our assertion that the two together constitute a fundamental assault on our way of life.

Among the trove of tasty tales he shared (often with his mouth full) are an anecdote about how his father moved to America because of brunch (you'll have to read the book he's currently writing, due out sometime next year, for the whole story), and an assertion that the only two things in his life he's ever made an instant decision about were his desire to pursue acting and… peanut butter.

But to me, perhaps the most compelling aspect of the whole thing is his assertion that the currently dominant revenue model for web startups — advertising — just cannot go on any longer.