Sentence examples for claim really from inspiring English sources

Two Democrats are wrapped up with terrorists in the ads, but neither claim really adds up.

It is difficult for consumers to determine what each claim really means and which ones are real and truthful - the consumer is confused.

And on Monday, the Washington Post's fact checker, Glenn Kessler, wrote an equally devastating critique of Mr. Romney's promise to create 12 million jobs, pointing out how phony the research behind that claim really is.

It sometimes seems immoderate to claim really exceptional personal experiences, even though some of those experiences, particularly the painful ones, leave you with the worst feelings of isolation, feelings that have all the character of an absolutely individual, completely unprecedented experience — but you always find out that you aren't alone.

Whether or not the chancellor, as some claim, really was credulous enough to hope that Mr Blair might make way for him this autumn, by the time the prime minister went off on holiday at the end of July, he knew that it was not to be.

Indeed, when Israel's ambassador to France, Nissim Zvili, said after the school fire that French Jews were so "afraid of anti-Semitic attacks that many of them are thinking of emigrating," Roger Cukierman, the current head of CRIF, called the claim "really exaggerated" and an Israeli effort to attract immigrants.

Did his first wife, as he claims, really commit suicide?

But are the two claims really that different?

And was the government, as it claimed, really winning the war?

Were the American public, as Scott's friend claimed, really unaware of Liberace's true nature?

The 0.5% of fraudulent DLA claims really do ruin it for the 99.5% of genuine claimants.