Sentence examples for actually claimed that from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia has actually claimed that the photo is uncopyrightable, since current US Copyright Office policy is that animals can't own copyrights.

In the second of the weekend's two debates, he actually claimed that he had counted on a Kennedy victory but wanted to give the liberal lion a good scare.

Nomar Garciaparra has actually claimed that he does not get immersed in the ancient, fascinating rivalry between his Boston Red Sox and the Yankees because he is from California.

(d) As he later explained, he wasn't laughing about what Romney said, but at the memory of Romney having actually claimed that his dog enjoyed riding for hundreds of miles in a cage strapped to the roof of a car.

Brian Moran, McAuliffe's secretary of public safety and homeland security, called that criticism "disingenuous". He said the governor had actually claimed that the deal was "a first step" toward closing the gun show loophole.

The acknowledgement that Sugg did not write the novel on her own has upset some fans, one blogging that "I suppose Zoe has never actually claimed that she wrote the book herself, but surely the act of putting only her name on the cover implies that she did?

Is America actually claiming that they found and killed him?? First, I am a believer in retributive justice.

Actually I don't think I also wasn't quite clear enough because I don't think I can actually claim that that's... Well, I think there's a gray area, there is a line.

In fact it is the opposite - Hansen is actually claiming that the uncertainty in models (for instance, in the climate sensitivity) is now less than the uncertainty in the emissions scenarios (i.e. it is the uncertainty in the forcings, that drives the uncertainty in the projections).

Yet the locals appear to have their own perspective on it: Metrowize - in its coverage of the show - insisted that "the art is edgy and racy, but doesn't cross over into being grotesque or obscene" before actually claiming that the work of two besuited Englishmen "exemplifies everything that San Francisco is known for".

McNulty and Neff (2008) actually claim that how the discrepancy in spouses' attractiveness affects household outcomes and satisfaction is still an open question.