Sentence examples for wrong asserted from inspiring English sources

On the Op-Ed page, in January, L. Alan Sroufe ("Ritalin Gone Wrong") asserted that stimulants offer no lasting benefit because the causes of attention deficit disorder are better explained by environmental factors and experience.

It's something that would likely be prudent for the average person not wanting to deal with the rigors and risk of a trial against the city, but Sefolosha – knowing he had done nothing wrong – asserted his innocence and rejected the offer.

These "truths" are in fact a matter of much debate, and yet Netanyahu can't really go wrong asserting them as fact.

Hurrell and Trenberth are wrong, asserts climatologist John Christy of the University of Alabama, Huntsville.

"Everything we're taught in school about the Civil War is wrong," asserts Erik Ernst, commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) at the Col. Isaac William Smith Camp #458 in Portland, Oregon.

It's wrong to assert that these problems are the norm, let alone a wave.

Your editorial is wrong in asserting that there is not enough time for a decision.

"It's wrong to assert that there is a systemic problem right across the movement".

You are wrong to assert that the United States is stingy with regard to contributions.

Not that they are in the least bit wrong in asserting that little girls shouldn't be given dieting manuals.

You are plain wrong in asserting that I do not know the "big difference" between laisser-faire and totalitarian ideologies.