Sentence examples for basically claimed from inspiring English sources

"What motivated us was that the original paper basically claimed that an undiscovered bear species was lurking in the Himalayas, and when we read the paper we thought it was interesting that such a tiny piece of DNA was being used to make this claim so confidently," Gutiérrez said.

They basically claimed abandonment ("whereabouts of the natural mother are unknown"), which was totally fraudulent.

Help!" Then there was the Dodgers' ticket salesman who became so excited this week, he basically claimed to have signed Manny himself.

What was perhaps most troubling about Bill O'Reilly's theological reflections is that he basically claimed that without hell the basis of the Judeo-Christian system falls apart.

On the economy, he basically claimed that a 20percentt flat tax would be the answer to America's problems -- deja vu anyone?

He basically claimed pre-trial (but not at trial) that the late federal prosecutor, Jeremiah O'Sullivan, promised him prospective immunity for his crimes "up to and including murder" in exchange for information.

"DAPL basically claims it already received the easement," Hasselman said.

"He's basically claiming he learned about it in jail," Captain Hines said.

Silene is a feminine form of Silenus, who was the old, drunken tutor of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and wildness, and given to antinatalist prophecy – which basically claims we're better off dead.

Another approach is to go somewhat to the behavioral route, and basically claim that people have certain behavioral biases, and that changes their expectations.

The doctrine of apoha basically claims that the term "cow" does not refer to the universal "cowness" or "cowhood" because there is no such general entity; rather, the term refers to every individual that is not a non-cow.