Sentence examples for wrongly assert from inspiring English sources

Americans often, and wrongly, assert that the United States Constitution reflects a Christian heritage or the Ten Commandments.

City Hall wrongly asserted this week that there was no teacher shortage.

He wrongly asserts, for example, that Kerry branded him (and every other Vietnam veteran) a war criminal.

It accuses them of promoting biased research, wrongly asserting that nicotine was not addictive and aiming their products at children.

The 20th-century notion that there is a "mystery" regarding the Etruscan language was fundamentally erroneous; there exists no problem of decipherment, as was often wrongly asserted.

The affidavit wrongly asserted that Mr. Buchanan knew nothing of illegal contributions made to his campaign in 2006, the investigation by the Office of Congressional Ethics found.

For one, it refutes the dictionary/textbook education that wrongly asserts the clitoris is the size of "a fingertip", a "pea" or that it is small.

The judge, William Quarles of Federal District Court, dismissed the newspaper's lawsuit, saying the paper wrongly asserted a greater right to access to government officials than private citizens have.

In the history of game show blunders, Monday's mistake ranks right up there with the episode of ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" in 1999 that wrongly asserted that Lake Michigan was larger than Lake Huron.

She was asked why, in attacking Mr. Perry for requiring that sixth-grade girls take a vaccine against a virus linked to cervical cancer, she wrongly asserted that the vaccine could cause mental retardation.

The federal suit relies heavily on documents unearthed during litigation over state claims, accusing the tobacco industry of wrongly asserting that nicotine was not addictive, and falsely denying that the companies were intentionally marketing their products to children.