Sentence examples for a bigger claim from inspiring English sources
Their role-plays often involve some form of thinly veiled competition — over who can stake a bigger claim to victimhood, who is quicker (usually Berlant), who more famous.
That is a bigger claim than other faiths usually make for their holy writings.The Koran may be interpreted but from a believer's viewpoint, nothing in it can be set aside.
"Shortly before that Michael Turner gets pushed in the box by Curtis Davies and for me that is a bigger claim for penalty than the one he's given.
Place, influenced by Martin, was able to explain the relative incorrigibility of sensation statements by their low claims: 'I see a bent oar' makes a bigger claim than 'It looks to me that there is a bent oar'.
"The problem with doing client work," Kennedy muses, "is that the client ultimately has a bigger claim on your attention than anything else".
It is a big claim but Mr Thomas presents a robust case for it.
That's a big claim, you may think, a bit over the top, maybe.
Insurers exist to handle losses and cannot be surprised when a big claim arrives.
That's a big claim to make simply by looking at one year's MVP ballot.
