Sentence examples for with assertions that from inspiring English sources

He is confident and manic, spiking his patter with assertions that could, just maybe, turn out to be facts.

The report carried water for business interests in other ways, sometimes with assertions that seemed evenhanded but were open to question.

Except, that is, for the far-right nationalist protesters whose leaders impose a gag rule, answering questions only with assertions that "the press lies".

In the filing, Mr. Tigar said he had found at least two instances, which he did not describe, in which prosecutors tried to impeach the credibility of defense witnesses with assertions that are contradicted by the newly disclosed F.B.I. files.

The currently fashionable idea of raising the retirement age even more than it will rise under existing law — it has already gone from 65 to 66, it's scheduled to rise to 67, but now some are proposing that it go to 70 — is usually justified with assertions that life expectancy has risen, so people can easily work later into life.

Some over-enthusiastic MK cadres came to prison with assertions that during our long years of isolation we had lost touch with developments in ANC policy; we were told that the ANC goal was now the achievement of "People's Democracy and Socialism".

But he often enraged Beijing with his assertions that Taiwan was already a sovereign state.

In an earlier ruling, Judge Allred agreed with defense assertions that Mr. Hamdan was subjected to coercive treatment at Bagram.

I couple this with his assertions that decanting the outfit to Milton Keynes is designed to save the club.

It is often difficult to square the up close battle scenes with Pentagon assertions that all is moving apace.

This is aligned with research assertions that textbooks should serve as educative materials (Ball 1996; Davis and Krajcik 2005).