Sentence examples for as sometimes claimed from inspiring English sources

(It is not, as sometimes claimed, a descendant of the card designated the fool in tarot decks).

Was it really about supporting a new social order, as sometimes claimed, for the benefit of working people?

It was also asserted that the moon is not made of green cheese, as sometimes claimed on the Taliban wing of the party.

Public opposition to immigration in Britain isn't just a product of xenophobia or media mendacity, as sometimes claimed, but people's response to its impact on a deregulated labour market, under-invested housing and slashed public services.

Kurdistan is not as democratic and free as sometimes claimed; it is essentially a Barzani family enterprise.

Based on our results and on other reports, the use of circumferential wires does not appear to be harmful as sometimes claimed.

It has not been without flaws and it has not always been as objective or as truthful as is sometimes claimed, but it has been on the whole a great force for good.

Earlier this year, she published multiple papers showing that serious medical problems subsequently reduce earnings and hurt employment, while increasing personal debt, but do not lead to outright bankruptcy as often as is sometimes claimed.

But such strategies are not as effective as is sometimes claimed: studies that demonstrate their efficacy tend to look at small numbers of carefully screened, self-selected and highly motivated subjects.

(His obsessive infatuations were not quite as "innocent" as is sometimes claimed.

They, perhaps, should bear in mind that a recent Centre for London report found that most of the larger Inner London estates have already undergone some form of regeneration and that the theoretical potential for "densification", though significant, is not as vast in London as is sometimes claimed.