Sentence examples for claim somewhat from inspiring English sources

But sometimes chaos, even one that adherents like to claim somewhat disingenuously is a "multi-stakeholder" approach, is not disastrous: the internet mostly works.

Along the main concourse, the concession stands bore the slogan "So French, So Roland-Garros" — a claim somewhat less convincing for being written in English.

It's not necessarily a paradox to be both political and artistic, but it's rare, and I find the claim somewhat questionable.

When Mr Blair announced last week the first phase of a withdrawal of the army from Basra, Sir Menzies was able to claim, somewhat speciously, that even the government now accepted his argument that there was nothing left for British troops usefully to do in Iraq.Crucially for Sir Menzies, his party's performance in the opinion polls has been resilient enough to prevent any panic in the ranks.

Lewis, who testified to the House Committee on Oversight and Governance earlier this month, backed off that claim somewhat, but said he did feel pressure.

You can load 6,000 to 7,000 pounds of gear, up to a gross vehicle weight of 54,000 pounds, which makes transporting your bling-bling feasible but that five to eight mpg claim somewhat dubious.

"Yes, 100%, it is connecting India and everybody is proud" he claims, somewhat unconvincingly.

Cantrell claims, somewhat improbably, that he wants runners to finish his race.

Ataka's demand for a referendum would defuse the issue, he claimed, somewhat bafflingly.

A worthy rival of Lazarus, Castro claimed (somewhat apocryphally) to have survived 600 assassination attempts.

(Asbury Park, New Jersey is named after him; Herbert Asbury claimed, somewhat tenuously, both Francis Asbury and Cotton Mather as ancestors).