Sentence examples for claim borne from inspiring English sources

"Reggae is my brain food," claims young north Londoner Dan Bowskill, a claim borne out by his mature, thoughtful attitude.

"She does the best Alfie," the older singer said – a claim borne out at Band on the Wall.

Early on, we learn that Frank is a convicted murderer, but, as he argues, "I've never intentionally hurt anyone in my life," a claim borne out by a series of lumbering flashbacks.

It is a claim borne out by the evidence presented to Bow Street magistrates on Friday, outlining in detail for the first time the allegations against Raissi at a hearing to determine whether he should be extradited to the US.

But even in the rarefied realms of the (cough!) gastropub, where restaurant-quality food is the aim, the GPG's claim bears little scrutiny.

Clinton has said she wants to "move from what is a good start with 10,000 to 65,000", so the 550% claim bears scrutiny.

Yangon, which appears to be waging a campaign against Rohingya villages that many claim bears the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing, is intent on portraying its military campaign in north Rakhine as a response to attacks against nine border posts on 25 August.

It's a question some worried people who live in the state are asking as the Republican party pushes through the biggest tax overhaul in a generation – an overhaul that, they claim, bears an uncanny resemblance to a tax plan that left their midwestern home in disarray.

This claim bears little relation to reality.

Given the stark differences between Red America and Blue America, between Christian America and secular America, the claim bears truth.

While not an overt conspiracy theory, the president's Friday claim bore similarity to statements made by several right-wing pundits, including Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh, who suggested Wednesday that the bomb scares were staged for political purposes.